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Nepalese men who go abroad for better jobs, often find that they struggle to build a family when they get back home. Fertility experts weigh in on the link between migration labour and infertility.

With just nine cases of the virus so far this year – in Pakistan and Afghanistan – the WHO is confident the battle against polio is nearly won.

Minister, please sit down with the private health sector before the NHI has us paying more but getting less, writes Dr Chris Archer.

Find out what you need to know with this latest article in our series separating tobacco fact from fiction.

The reality is many of us look at water like we do a takeaway container.

WATCH LIVE: Zweli Mkhize unveils the National Health Insurance Bill.

In this 2014 interview, former Free State health MEC Benny Malakoane says that detractors are still alive is proof of the good work under his watch.

To speed up the country's delivery of qualified doctors, Western Cape Health MEC Theuns Botha says private medical schools are necessary.

The state's hopes for the nonsurgical circumcision device rest on its acceptance in initiation rituals.

Anna Dahlqvist reflects on a short history of a messy 'problem', or how the world taught you to fear your period.

The government is investing in monitoring lead levels in paint, but experts and industry groups say that there’s no plan for dealing with offenders.

As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds, and the scientific community continues to gather evidence on the coronavirus, we should not lose sight of the two...

The new commander-in-chief has made promises, but how likely is he to deliver?

Fake AIDS "cures" have been the bane of activists fighting for treatment. We discovered a new one and checked in on some we've debunked before.

By June, the health department will know more about how to roll out Truvada nationally to men who have sex with men.

In Life Esidimeni, we can see the ghosts of our past. Read why.