Articles

Doctors Without Borders has stressed the critical importance of adequate investment into the prevention of diseases such as Ebola and cholera.

Though progress has been made, Africa must continue the fight against Aids, TB and malaria.

The country is fighting the intellectual property laws that hiked up the cost of its HIV programme.

A new report finds that 90% of Nigerians surveyed support a controversial Act that now also stands between LGBTI communities and healthcare.

SA's strategy to treat multidrug-resistant tuberculosis is noble, but cracks are showing.

Being conscious of good eating habits goes a long way towards winning the battle of the bulge.

Rehabilitation plans for the thousands of people with disabilities must be included in the NHI.

Hemingway did it. Churchill did it. So let's do it. Let's all stand up while we work.

The increasingly disjointed nature of life in urban slums means there’s no network of family support for mothers who want to work.

Work on HIV prevention may be undone after a boy has died after a medical circumcision procedure.

Our obese nation could be slimmed down and help limit chronic diseases such heart attacks, strokes and diabetes.

There are many advantages to breastfeeding but should mothers be bribed to do it?

Its health system is comparable to the best in the world, achieved at a fraction of the cost of others.

The conflict has left health services and agriculture in shambles. Unicef says it has just 13% of the money it needs to stave off deaths.

The long-acting implant contraceptive Jadelle is being made available at 50% of its original price to women in developing countries.

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