The world is changing fast and to keep up you need local knowledge with global context.
Nadya Swart 
Researchers at the Australian National University have developed a machine-learning tool to aid in the early detection of hepatitis B (HBV) infections.
Technology is reshaping the very fabric of our sleep with a range of innovations promising to optimise our slumber.
Cholera cases have been reported in five of South Africa’s nine provinces, according to the Department of Health.
In a bold move to tackle SA’s alcohol consumption crisis, the Western Cape government aims to restrict trading hours for onsite alcohol consumption.
Recent clinical trials have ignited hope for a future where breast cancer can be eradicated through preventive vaccines.
Rural doctors are excited about a new “onboarding pack”, which is providing a much-needed positive boost to SA’s struggling healthcare sector.
Dr Thomas Seyfried explains why cancer is a metabolic and not a genetic disease and how metabolic therapies could transform cancer treatment.
SA’s cholera outbreak, Mbalula’s dismissal of ANC responsibility and the party’s failure to implement a simple solution confirm SA’s disintegration.
Author and researcher Richard Reeves discusses the ratio of male suicide – a shocking four times that of women – and the reasons behind it.
The article discusses the “Obesity Industrial Complex” and how various industries collaborate to profit from obesity-related issues.