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Dr Jennifer Hughes says much of the treatment administered to TB patients is archaic.

TB: A dire struggle to keep up on path of increased...

Jennifer Hughes - June 19, 2014

*Pam Dlamini is HIV positive

Mpumalanga healthcare limps to aid of ailing poor

Ufrieda Ho - June 12, 2014

Tools of the trade: Evidence of Sam Maseko's addiction. His mother Audrey at least knows where Sam is now; he used to wander around and steal.

We need to talk about caving in to nyaope

Ina Skosana - June 6, 2014

Charity Petelo has been looking after her son since his diagnoses with schizophrenia 14 years ago.

‘The people told me they are coming to take me away...

Mia Malan - May 30, 2014

Common manifestations of lupus include fever

House rules for dealing with lupus

Fatima Asmal - May 23, 2014

About half the country’s population is younger than 15.

Contraceptives: South Africans are still out of the loop

Ina Skosana - May 16, 2014

The Israeli-made PrePex male circumcision aid is meant to be a safe

Bhekisisa on the cutting edge in Mpumalanga

Mercedes Sayagues - May 15, 2014

Tricky topic: Thami Mayo is a parent of a girl at Gonyane Primary School who told the M&G about the difficulties of discussing sex with his young child.

It’s no breeze to explain birds ‘n bees

Ramatamo Sehoai - May 2, 2014

According to the TAC

Drug trove expiring in clinic fiasco

Amy Green - May 2, 2014

South Africa's Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi played a leading role in convening government heads at a United Nations meeting this week.

Medical negligence claims threaten NHI

Amy Green - April 16, 2014

Harsh treatment: Correctional service authorities at the Boksburg prison disbanded a support group started by HIV-positive prisoners

Break the silence on HIV in prison

Emily Keehn - April 11, 2014

Condoms are common contraceptives used to prevent pregnancies.

TAC ‘disappointed’ by ANC’s approach to condoms in schools

Mia Malan and Ina Skosana - April 4, 2014

French scientists have singled out a mechanism that spontaneously 'cured' two people of HIV

Can we end Aids in Africa?

Olive Shisana - April 2, 2014

The SA government needs to make a back-up plan for spending on HIV/Aids

SA has highest number of new HIV infections worldwide – survey

Mia Malan - April 1, 2014

Ray of hopelessness: A health practitioner will see you after you have waited at least 170 minutes. Probably longer.

Publicly waiting for x-rays, privately abandoning all hope

Ina Skosana - March 28, 2014

Ash crunch: Radio presenter Muntu Mbanjwa has been smoking for nearly 30 years. So far he cannot kick the habit

DIY remedies to give up smoking

Ramatamo Sehoai and Amy Green - March 28, 2014

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