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Immunisation rates have remained below their pre-COVID-19 levels in Limpopo, Mpumalanga, Gauteng, Northern and Western Cape.
Flu season: Everything you need to know - Health-e News
2022年4月26日 · With this year’s flu season expected to be more severe, South Africans should seriously consider getting their influenza jabs, a local disease expert South Africa's annual flu season shouldn't be taken lightly this year, an expert warns.
Health Systems - Health-e News
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Our Health - Health-e News
OurHealth is a project that trains and supports local activists and aspiring health journalists. Our citizen journalists (CJs) live in rural and poorly-covered areas in South Africa, and report on health issues affecting their communities.
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Health-e News is South Africa’s award-winning television and print health news service that has been producing news and in-depth analysis for national media since 1999. Health-e News has television, online and print clients and has a nationwide network of citizen journalists called OurHealth who are based in rural villages and small towns throughout the country.
Research - Health-e News
Cancer cells can evade the immune system, create their own blood supply, and adapt to survive under different conditions.
2021 - Health-e News
The holiday season can be a particularly dangerous time for those experiencing gender-based violence. One NGO reported a 57 percent increase in calls for help during South Africa’s 2020 festive period.
Q&A - Health-e News
Vulnerable populations, including women, children, and the elderly, will be the focus, with the goal of reducing preventable deaths and improving overall health outcomes.