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Transgender researcher's case of rejected research quashed
A UK psychotherapist who wanted to research reverse gender reassignment has claimed that he had his academic proposal rejected because his university was scared...
Zimbabwe: Weight monitoring key to paediatric ART dosing in resource limited countries
Study findings have revealed that a large percentage of children living with HIV were prescribed inappropriate doses of antiretroviral therapy (ART) at a paediatric...
A culture of intimidation is thriving in the NHS
Hundreds of doctors in the UK have been accused of bullying and sexually harassing colleagues in the past five years, prompting concern that a...
40% of NHS staff sick annually from work-related stress
Two in five National Health Service (NHS) staff in England felt sick from the stress of their job at some point last year. The...
UCT research project into TB one of three Africa-focused seed fund winners
A University of Cape Town tuberculosis research project is one of three winners of the first Africa-fcoused seed fund, which will bring together the...
Mining industry's anti-TB campaign cuts occupational disease deaths
South Africa's mining industry has recorded a 3% decrease in the total number of occupational diseases reported nationally for 2017 compared with the previous...
Most UK women mistakenly believe pap smear will detect ovarian cancer
Almost a half (47%) of women in the UK incorrectly believe that cervical screening (commonly known as the smear test) will detect ovarian cancer....
Birth control stockouts remain a problem in SA
A national shortage of the bimonthly injectable contraceptive Nur-Isterate is now entering its second year. According to Bhekisisa, it first received reports about contraceptive...
Robot from CSIR/Right ePharmacy to improve medicine dispensing
South African healthcare is set for an efficiency boost with a new medicine dispensing robot that will deliver medication in a more convenient and...
Debacle over Chinese medical 'qualifications' of SA students
The Free State government, which funded 44 medical students to train in China, tried to work around the Health Professions Council of SA refusal to recognise...