Medical scheme FAQ
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Chemical linked to more male births
17/9/2009High exposure to certain now-banned industrial chemicals may lead to fewer female births, a new study suggests.
Methanol damage likely permanent
3/4/2009Damage from methanol poisoning appears to be "irreversible", according to a follow-up report on several people exposed to the poison in September 2001.
Diarrhoea hits Standerton
18/12/2007Standerton in Mpumalanga has been hit by an outbreak of diarrhoea, the provincial health department said on Monday.
Killer tooth paste in Panama
16/5/2007Health experts confirmed Tuesday that two brands of toothpaste pulled from shelves contain the same chemical that killed at least 51 people in Panama last year.
Sudan Red contamination list grows
21/4/2005Nine more food products have tested positive for containing low levels of the prohibited Sudan Red chemical dye, the health department said on Thursday.
Sudan Red: New contamination list
8/4/2005Four additional food products have tested positive for containing Sudan Red dye, following weeks of intensive sampling and testing of foodstuffs across the country.
Sudan Red: what you should know
22/3/2005SA supermarkets have pulled products containing Sudan Red from their shelves for the second time in two years. Here's what you need to know.
Preventing food poisoning
8/1/2004Avoid food cans with leaky or dented seals, if you want to make sure you don't run the risk of getting botulism food poisoning.
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