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One blood test might be enough to diagnose diabetes Currently, two blood tests are used to diagnose diabetes, which may be expensive or burdensome for some patients.
First-ever study reveals why doctors choose C-section over natural birth A study shows why many doctors choose to deliver babies via C-section... even though it's the more costly option.
A 3-pronged plan to cut type 2 diabetes risk People at risk of type 2 diabetes can change risk factors like carrying too much weight and being sedentary.
HPV shot eliminates advanced skin cancer in 97-year-old All tumours on the right leg of a 97-year-old woman disappeared after being injected with a common vaccine.
Baby who stopped breathing saved after doctor’s refrigerated him A baby who stopped breathing for 90-minutes after he was born was saved after medical staff refrigerated him in the back of an ambulance
SEE: What are the types of dementia? Dementia is a group of diseases, the most common being Alzheimer's, and the second vascular dementia.
4 ways to help you deal with your husband’s erectile dysfunction Erectile dysfunction can have a serious effect on a relationship. Here’s how to approach the challenge of a partner struggling with ED.
‘I tried the apple cider vinegar diet for a month’ Health writer Kristin Canning tried the apple cider vinegar diet for a month. "Five months later, I still drink it sometimes," she says.
Fitness 5 things you should always do after exercise to speed up weight loss Did someone say coffee? Learn how to throw an elbow like a Muay Thai fighter How Nicholas Dlamini made it to the cycling world stage This is the best form of cardio for weight loss
Sore throat It might not be wise to take steroids for a sore throat A study seeking an alternative for antibiotic treatment for a sore throat found that only one-third of patients improved on steroids. Why does SA have the highest rate of tonsillectomies in the world? GPs could safely reduce antibiotics for respiratory tract infections Talking like a Kardashian could hurt your vocal cords
Allergies This cheap street drug is dethroning cocaine Cocaine is no longer king on the drug scene in Florida. Flakka, which is sold as small clear crystals that can be popped in the mouth or smoked, is now is ruling the streets. Sources of latex exposure Allergy facts vs. fiction The top 10 dog breeds for allergy sufferers
Medical schemes Fears new medical aid law changes may cause 'doctor drain' A key issue of the proposed Medical Schemes Amendment Bill is the impact on doctors, resulting from a proposed uniform tariff for healthcare services. Looking for medical aid gap cover? These are the top options 20 medical scheme myths you should not believe Medical aids and the high cost of psychiatric meds
Diabetes One blood test might be enough to diagnose diabetes Currently, two blood tests are used to diagnose diabetes, which may be expensive or burdensome for some patients. A 3-pronged plan to cut type 2 diabetes risk Working overtime could raise women's diabetes risk Even at 'safe' levels, air pollution may boost diabetes risk
Healthy you Germs grow on medical implants, but can they make you sick? Contrary to belief, implants are not completely sterile. When you insert a foreign body into the human body, you create a new habitat for bacteria. Can green, open spaces make you healthier? The hidden danger of your wire-bristle braai grill cleaner Here's why you should stay with one doctor for life