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Fraud and corruption crippling Malawi's public health system

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Millions of rand seeped out of Malawi’s public health system last year through fraud, payroll manipulation and unauthorised payments, a leaked report from the...

Frustrated by delays, UK patients pay for private treatment

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Growing numbers of patients in the UK are paying for private treatment to beat rationing and delays for treatment imposed by the cash-strapped National...

Row over Oxford TB vaccine trial on SA babies

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Oxford University is embroiled in an ethics row after scientists were accused of questionable conduct over a controversial trial of a new vaccine on...

Cosatu opposition to private healthcare 'will scupper NHI'

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Cosatu’s opposition to the private sector having a role in the implementation of National Health Insurance (NHI) could fundamentally scupper the achievement of universal...

FDA again clears Pfizer cancer drug pulled from market in 2010

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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Pfizer Inc’s drug, Mylotarg, for certain patients with acute myeloid leukaemia (AML), re-clearing a drug...

Gauteng psychiatric care in a dire state

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Gauteng is short of about 2,700 psychiatric beds which means that psychiatric patients have to be admitted to general wards, thus posing a threat...

Gauteng Health negligence crisis because of 'management problems'

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The Gauteng Health Department is facing medical negligence claims worth over R2bn. JacarandaFM reports that this was revealed in the department's 2016/17 Annual Report...

Support for sugar tax grows, as govt delays to 2018

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Three out of four South African adults are supportive of government’s efforts to enforce policies that will discourage people from consuming sugary drinks and...

10% of UK men have a heart age of 10 years older

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One in 10 of British 50-year-olds has the heart of a 60-year-old man, suggesting they could die a decade earlier than they should, warns...

Morning drug-taking helps to reduce insomnia

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Italian doctors say that sleeplessness after taking the integrase inhibitor dolutegravir occurred much less often when their patients took their dose of the drug...