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Food insecurity adds to HIV risk in SA
People who struggle to get food on the table are more likely to test positive for HIV in South Africa, according to a study...
Right-to-die doctor could face multiple murder charges
The arrest for murder of Professor Sean Davison, a medical doctor and founder of Dignity SA, five years after the assisted death of quadriplegic, Dr Anrich Burger,...
Medicine must address sexual harassment in the workplace
Scientific and medical institutions must fundamentally reconsider how they address sexual harassment in the workplace, three US leaders in gender equity in medicine argue....
Health Department workers still refusing to work in 'death trap'
Workers from the national Health and Public Works Departments are refusing to report for duty at the Civitas Building, saying the building is only...
Bursts of high-intensity exercise improve mitochondrial function
A few minutes of high-intensity interval or sprinting exercise may be as effective as much longer exercise sessions in spurring beneficial improvements in mitochondrial...
Court slashes large contingency fees in EC Health and RAF lawsuit
Attorney Zuko Nonxuba and advocate Ian Dutton who acted for a severely disabled man in a lawsuit against Eastern Cape Health and the Road...
Electrical stimulation of spinal cord gets 2 paralysed people walking
Two patients in an experimental US rehabilitation programme for paralysed people have been able to walk again thanks to electrical stimulation of their spinal...
Exercise could protect against cognitive impairment in women with HIV
Physical activity may protect against cognitive impairment in women living with HIV, according to a study. Researchers at the Weill Institute for Neuroscience, University...
Life Healthcare exits its Indian business
South Africa’s third-biggest private hospital group, Life Healthcare, is finally exiting its Indian business after almost a year’s talks. According to Business Day, it...
Hole in one for consensus statement on golf and health
A systematic review of 342 eligible studies as well as an international working group of experts in public health and health police, had led...