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Music eases anxiety in ICU patients A study shows that those who listened to well-loved tunes needed less sedation medicine in the ICU.
Public pools contaminated with human waste Up to 50% of pool filters that were tested in a study contained E-coli bacteria found in human faeces.
Reversing paralysis with a gel Researchers develop an implant to regenerate nerves and possibly reverse paralysis.
KZN doctors neglecting patients, claims report KZN doctors are claiming millions for private work carried out at a time when they should have been attending to patients in state hospitals.
France confirms 1st case of new SARS-related virus France confirms first case of new SARS-related coronavirus in traveler returning from Dubai
Healthcare market inquiry announced The Competition Commission (CC) will start a long-awaited market inquiry into pricing in the private healthcare sector.
Experts advise all adults screened for 'risky' drinking A quick screen at the doctor's office can spot "risky" drinking, according to experts.
Sexual harassment and purging in men Men who experience high levels of sexual harassment are much more likely than women to induce vomiting and take laxatives and diuretics in an attempt to control their weight.
Religious support tied to intensive end-of-life care People with advanced cancer tend to get more aggressive care at the end of life and spend more time in the ICU.