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Contraceptive Shortages Hit South African Healthcare
Contraceptive shortages hit South Africa following Aspen’s manufacturing issues, prompting alternatives for the public health sector.
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Medical Scheme Clawbacks Upheld By High Court
Medical scheme clawbacks remain lawful after the High Court rejected a challenge to Section 59(3) of the Medical Schemes Act.
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GEMS 2026 Contribution Increase Faces Regulatory Scrutiny
The GEMS 2026 contribution increase has repercussions for the public servants’ medical schemes amidst rising healthcare costs.
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AI Healthcare Tools Cut South African Doctors’ Admin
AI Healthcare Tools are helping South African doctors reduce admin, improve clinical notes and free up more time for patient care.
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European Drug-Pricing Policies Face Pushback From Big Pharma
Explore European drug-pricing policies and how they impact healthcare spending and patient access to life-saving medicines.
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Diabetes Deaths In SA Signal Urgent Public Health Emergency
Diabetes Deaths In South Africa reached 27,692 in 2023, raising calls for screening, education and urgent public health action.
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New Cholesterol Guidelines Shift Heart Risk Screening Earlier
New Cholesterol Guidelines expand long-term heart risk checks, with Lp(a) testing, calcium scans and earlier prevention.
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Fake Doctors In South Africa Pose Sophisticated Threat
Fake Doctors In South Africa are evading detection due to weak verification systems, prompting urgent warnings from SAMA and the HPCSA.
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Liver Perfusion Machine Boosts South Africa’s Transplant Care
The Liver Perfusion Machine introduced at Wits Donald Gordon could expand the use of donor livers and improve transplant outcomes.
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NHLS Debt Crisis Puts Public Healthcare At Risk
NHLS Debt Crisis grows as Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal owe billions, raising concerns over public healthcare, diagnostics and patient care.
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RAF Medico-Legal Payments Facing Years-Long Delays
Explore the challenges faced by RAF medico-legal experts due to payment delays, impacting healthcare and the legal process.
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Lenacapavir PrEP Rollout Brings Hope Amid Service Cuts
The Lenacapavir PrEP Rollout offers six-month HIV protection, but aid cuts and clinic access gaps raise concerns for high-risk groups.
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