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IOL - 28th April 2023 All too often, when the festive season is over people find themselves cash-strapped at the beginning of the new year, which prompts many to consider downgrading medical expenses as part of managing
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The holidays are notorious for high incidents of road traffic accidents, which can result in a variety of injuries from minor to serious, often requiring immediate medical attention. Festive periods also see increased incidents around other accidents, from
Medical Academic - 22nd March 2023 Statistics released by the NCR further revealed that about 19.4 million women aged 15 years and older live at risk of being diagnosed with breast cancer, with 16% of cancer deaths attributed
FA News - 16th February 2023 Skin cancer is the most common cancer worldwide. Given that the South African sun has one of the highest Ultraviolet (UV) levels in the world, it is no surprise that we also
FA News - 9th February 2023 While nobody can argue that a healthy lifestyle, regular exercise, and a balanced diet are essential for longevity and overall wellbeing, the reality is that accidents and illness can affect anyone,
FutureSA / Baby and Beyond – 13th January 2023 While it is not possible to predict a preterm birth, some risk factors can increase the chances of a baby being delivered before full term, and the parents of
Cape Business News - 13th December 2022 Accidents happen, and when they do, they often lead to injury. While injuries can be minor, accidents can also cause serious medical complications and lead to extended hospital stays
Daily Sun - November 2022 Endometriosis affects one in 10 women of childbearing age, an astounding 176 million women across the world, but diagnosis of the disease can take years because surgery is often required for a
