Hope springs for long Covid patients â Neurologist Ashleigh Bhanjan explains photobiomodulation therapy
BizNews spoke to Specialist Nueorologist Dr Ashleigh Bhanjan who has been treating long Covid with photobiomodulation therapy.
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BizNews spoke to Specialist Nueorologist Dr Ashleigh Bhanjan who has been treating long Covid with photobiomodulation therapy.
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Dr Jeanne-Marie Malan says that long Covid is âvery realâ and has seen countless patients suffering from prolonged fatigue and âbrain fogâ.
Two recent US verdicts on healthcare workers charged with murdering patients have highlighted the untenable legal situation of their South Africa counterparts.
SA is scaling back its Covid-19 vaccination drive and may have to destroy doses because of a lack of demand from citizens as the country heads into a fifth wave of infections.
Nicholas Woode-Smith states NHI in South Africa is âunaffordable, something our doctors really donât want to happen and fundamentally flawedâ.
Onne Vegter highlights the absurdity of the new health regulations and asserts that they are âunscientific, and wonât make a meaningful differenceâ.
South African citizens woke up to a different reality this morning after government gazetted the Draft Health Regulations under the wire at 11pm last night.
Various organisations have spoken out against these regulations, one of them being Solidarity, which has vowed to take legal action if the bill is passed.