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South Africa: Govt Still Has No Plan to Replace U.S. HIV Funding. Health Organisations Are Demanding Action
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South Africa: Govt Still Has No Plan to Replace U.S. HIV Funding. Health Organisations Are Demanding Action

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A petition calls on the health department to release an emergency planSee the Story
SA cancer patients suffer as barriers block treatment access
South Africa · South Africa

SA cancer patients suffer as barriers block treatment access

Access to cancer care in SA is a growing concern. Barriers like late diagnoses, referral issues, and a lack of resources are leaving patients vulnerable. Experts are calling for an integrated approach and even a National Cancer Institute to tackle these challenges head-on. The post SA cancer patients suffer as barriers block treatment access appeared first on Health For Mzansi.Read Article
Turnips, the small root with big benefits
South Africa · South Africa

Turnips, the small root with big benefits

Feeling the pinch of rising food prices? Turnips are a resilient, nutrient-dense crop offering a sustainable solution for food security in Mzansi. Easy to grow and packed with goodness like vitamin C and fibre, they're perfect for home gardens and small farms. The post Turnips, the small root with big benefits appeared first on Health For Mzansi.Read Article

From farm to fork: How red meat fuels jobs and plates across SA

Red meat powers more than plates, it drives Mzansi’s economy. From rural feedlots to bustling butcheries, every bite supports jobs, food security, and sustainability. Farm-to-fork isn’t a trend – it’s a lifeline for many South Africans. From farm to fork: How red meat fuels jobs and plates across SA appeared first on Food For MzansiSouth Africa · South AfricaSee the Story

Amputees call for support beyond surgery

Losing a limb is life-altering, but so is the emotional trauma that follows. A groundbreaking UCT study by Dr Katleho Limakatso reveals patients' urgent need for psychosocial support, mental health care, and skills to live independently. The post Amputees call for support beyond surgery appeared first on Health For Mzansi.South Africa · South AfricaRead Article

FS clinic upgrade stalls, forces patients into cramped church

Since 2022, the people of Tsheseng in the Free State have waited for their clinic to reopen. Instead, they're treated in a tiny church hall, while R3 million in unpaid contractor fees keeps the real facility locked up. The post FS clinic upgrade stalls, forces patients into cramped church appeared first on Health For Mzansi.Free State · Free StateRead Article

Pineapple tea is Mzansi's medicine in a mug

Winter in Mzansi means finding cozy ways to stay healthy! Discover why pineapple tea is becoming a go-to remedy for seasonal sniffles. Packed with vitamin C and immune-boosting properties, this sweet and tangy brew, made from the often-discarded peel, offers a delicious way to fight off colds and support overall wellness. The post Pineapple tea is Mzansi’s medicine in a mug appeared first on Health For Mzansi.South Africa · South AfricaRead Article

Stem cell hero: How one decision changed Mfundo’s world

When Mfundo Ngwenya signed up as a stem cell donor on a whim, he never expected to be a match — until 11 years later! This Youth Month, the SABMR urges young men aged 16–35 to register. One swab could save a life. The post Stem cell hero: How one decision changed Mfundo’s world appeared first on Health For Mzansi.South Africa · South AfricaRead Article

Why red meat producers can’t afford to ignore sustainability

Farming red meat sustainably isn’t a trend – it’s a necessity. Frik van Rooyen of the Red Meat Producers’ Organisation (RPO) explains how managing land, water, and inputs smartly can make or break a farming operation. Why red meat producers can’t afford to ignore sustainability appeared first on Food For MzansiHealth · South AfricaSee the Story

What Students Eat: I Conducted a Survey at a South African University's Cafes. The Results Are Scary

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University students have limited spending money and their schedules are packed. Many are adapting to new lifestyles on campus. Eating a healthy diet is crucial: a poor diet leads to reduced concentration, lower grades and increased stress.University Student · South AfricaSee the Story

Beat the chill with hearty, wholesome chicken soup

Is chicken soup really good for you? Experts say yes — if you make it right! Add fibre-rich legumes, vitamin-packed veggies, and skip the salty soup powders. Try chef Marshall Booysen’s soul-warming chicken soup recipe this winter. The post Beat the chill with hearty, wholesome chicken soup appeared first on Health For Mzansi.South Africa · South AfricaRead Article

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