Health and Beauty

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There’s a team covering your eyes

Most people will be familiar with the local optometrist and optician, though fewer will have interacted with an ophthalmologist. Each of these professions...

Free health outreach hits Ngwane Park

They say health is wealth and Ngwane Park Private Healthcare is proving that true health doesn’t have to come with a price tag....

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Who is at risk?

Every October, the world turns a shade of pink as communities unite for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Founded in 1985, this campaign has...

Roles that make a difference

Mental health is a complex subject, when seeking help, it’s essential to understand the different roles and qualifications of mental health professionals, i.e....

How to prevent and manage food poisoning

Food poisoning is caused by eating or drinking something that has been contaminated with germs. It’s rarely serious and usually gets better within...

When was your last check-up?

It doesn’t always come with a flashing red light. Sometimes no rash, no discomfort, no discharge. In fact, for many people living with...

Why pregnancy and foot pain go hand in hand

Pregnancy is often described as a beautiful journey, but it also brings many physical changes that can put unexpected strain on the body,...

Stop bacteria before it starts

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), contaminated food is one of the biggest health problems in the world many of which are...

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