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[VIDEO] How to start your next HPV test at home

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Health Beat #11 | Why do more Black SA women get...

Mia Malan, Mohale Moloi, Jessica Pitchford, Yolanda Mdzeke, Tshidiso Lechuba, Tshidiso Thangwana and Dylan Bush -
Many people still don’t know their rights under the law and when they can get an abortion.

How readers like you are helping flip the script on illegal...

Bhekisisa Team -
Lulama Shongwe is a University of Pretoria student. Her usual contraceptive shot has been out of stock for months: “If I cannot get Nur-Isterate on campus

Are strong-armed tactics by Big Pharma behind the country’s birth control...

Pontsho Pilane -
IVF at private clinics can cost tens of thousands of rands. A South African doctor is just one of many people around the world pioneering new ways to make the procedure cheaper.

Should government health schemes pay for infertility treatment?

Nelisiwe Msomi -
The new guide includes sections on data

Abortion in South Africa: A reporting guide for journalists

Bhekisisa Team -
Bhekisisa and communications organisation Global Health Strategies have partnered to translate the country's 1996 Choice of Termination of Pregnancy Act into easy-to-understand

Download our easy-to-use safe abortion graphics in 11 languages for free

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13 things that will change the way you look at abortion

Laura López González -
The Sayana Press allows women to inject themselves with the hormonal contraception Depo-Provera

Why taking back the power starts with you and your vagina

Tlaleng Mofokeng -

No fetus scan, no abortion. Really?

Nelisiwe Msomi -
'I could have died': Buhle Bhengu was duped into having an illegal abortion.

‘It didn’t take long for [the fetus] to come out. There...

Ina Skosana -
Abortion rates in developed countries are decreasing but not in the developing world.

More married women than singles have abortions

Ina Skosana -
In many countries women allege they were sterilised without consent during or shortly after labour.

Forced sterilisations rob African women of more than just motherhood

Tabitha Griffith Saoyo -
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