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As we commemorate Human Rights Day on 21 March, we're reminded of the intrinsic link between human rights and healthcare. At the forefront of this intersection stands the SAMDP, a beacon of advocacy and empowerment for black healthcare professionals.

In South Africa, February carries a special significance as we celebrate Healthy Lifestyle Awareness Month, an opportunity to prioritise our well-being and cultivate habits that resonate with both our hearts and souls.

In honour of Universal Health Coverage Day (celebrated globally on December 12), we are delving into what Universal Health Coverage means in a South African context.

World AIDS Day, observed annually on December 1st, holds immense significance worldwide. It reminds us of the devastating impact of HIV/AIDS and provides an opportunity to reflect on the progress made in fighting the virus and the prejudice surrounding it. 
We observe World AIDS Day by raising awareness about HIV/AIDS, educating communities, and commemorating those who have lost their lives from ...

October is not just a month of vibrant blooms and spring rejuvenation in South Africa; it is also a time to embrace breast cancer awareness. October, dedicated as Breast Cancer Awareness Month is not just a month on the calendar; it is a poignant reminder of the battles fought, the resilience displayed, and the unity of purpose that defines our shared humanity. This year, the theme "Keeping Her in ...

VANCOUVER - Family physicians, specialists and surgeons in British Columbia have received a stern letter pressuring them to resume in-person appointments as provincial officials hint they may reassess how they compensate doctors for virtual visits.

Researchers from the Queen Mary University of London in the United Kingdom have modified a flu virus and used it to successfully target pancreatic cancer cells.