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COVID booster availability to healthy individuals under 50 to end in UK and free distribution of the primary two-shot series to follow.
Dr Hassina Kajee looks at a healthy immune system’s three levels of defence against infection and how patients with Type 2 diabetes have malfunctions in all of them.
Africa has avoided the fate that has befallen most of the rest of the world in terms of mortality rates since the onset of the pandemic. Why?
Noakes picks up in 1993 with the invention of the Mediterranean Diet by Harvard University’s Professor Walter Willett MD.
NEASA released this statement demanding answers from both Discovery and the SA Government regarding their COVID-19 response and overreach.
The World Health Organisation’s pursuit of amendments to its International Health Regulations (IHR), considered a binding instrument of international law, is not over.
Prof Thakur looks at the signs that some pivotal countries might be at tipping points in the dominant narrative of safe and effective vaccines.
A large randomised control study on Ivermectin efficacy for preventing and treating COVID-19 has been released, as discussed in this article by Professor Colleen Aldous.
As the UK looks to move towards a mixed, decentralised NHS system, SA pushes for healthcare centralisation.
This article reveals how Pfizer’s bedfellow BioNTech – in respect of the Pfizer BioNTech mRNA COVID-19 vaccine – is just as culpable.