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What do a herd of goats, a few cattle, and a baby have in...
Here's how northwest Kenya gets nomadic families to health services.
Showdown: SA takes on the US for cheaper drugs
When the US went to bat for Big Pharma in the fight against this killer disease, South Africa wasn’t having any of it. Here’s what happened next.
#SliceOfLife: ‘I opened her up and found her womb was rotten from the infection’
Obstetrician Eddie Mhlanga often had to attend to women who had unsafe abortions during apartheid, when abortion was illegal in South Africa.
SA experimental TB vaccine is the first in almost a century to slash new...
Scroll down to read the latest trial results as part of our live blog from the UN's recent high level meeting on TB.
What to expect from the world’s first high-level UN meeting on TB
Ramaphosa and Motsoaledi are expected to draw high praise at a UN meeting this week. Find out why.
How South Africa convinced the world to take TB seriously
Heads of state discussed one of the world's biggest killers in New York this week — and it was Aaron Motsoaledi who got them together.
Pregnant? Need an abortion? Here’s where not to go
Are faith-based NGOs breaking the law when they refuse to give women information on where to terminate their pregnancies?
Show us the data: Bhekisisa responds to #BigTobacco
Dear Tisa, you have a point but we’ve got a reason to be wary.
Watch this man’s amazing transformation after he kicked heroin with the help of this
When people with diabetes inject insulin, we don't see that as an addiction. So why is opioid substitution therapy considered one?
Acid attacks: ‘I didn’t have the money to buy justice, but I had brains...
In the wake of acid attacks, victims — often women — can feel hopeless. Now, women around the world are fighting back.
‘I thought drug users just made bad choices. Then this happened’
Until two years ago, it was Sibonelo Gumede’s job to help developers get rid of people who used drugs in neighbourhoods. Then his life changed.
Dying of the light: How Soweto lost its only hospice
Hospice isn't just a place to die but funding cuts – and that perception – could be killing our chances of a kinder death as refuges close
Did Big Tobacco buy Twitter?
There's more to the data — and social media — backing the latest tobacco-funded ad campaign.
#FreeToBleed: ‘A pool of blood gushed down my thighs. My white socks were red.’
Shame doesn't start when menstruation begins. It is built in slow steps.
Almost three out of four specialist medical posts are vacant in this province
And about half of its ambulances are standing idle.
When it comes to vaccines, there really is safety in numbers. Here’s why
Turns out it takes a village to raise a child but also to protect them.