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Alopecia Awareness Month: Breaking the stigma around hair loss September is Alopecia Awareness Month, a dedicated time to educate the public, reduce the stigma aro...
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The devastating cost of delayed endometriosis diagnosis The Women’s Health Matters conference was held yesterday, 3 September 2026, where Professor Zo...
Why watermelon deserves a spot in your diet There’s more to watermelon than its reputation as the ultimate summer refresher. Juicy, naturally ...
Suicide Prevention Month: How to spot the signs and offer support September is an important time to raise awareness about suicide prevention and mental health. It is ...
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The wellness shift: How South Africans are rethinking health South Africa’s health conversation is changing. While hospitals, doctors and medicines remain at t...
Rotavirus: 5 signs that your child might need medical assistance South Africa’s rotavirus season continues, and parents and caregivers are urged to watch child...
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5 Johannesburg wellness retreats worth visiting for a reset The year is coming to a close soon, and we all need to clear away the hustle and bustle of the good ...
The effects of marijuana on sex and sexual health Marijuana, also known as cannabis, can affect sexual experiences in different ways. Some people r...