Third person in the world has been cured of HIV
By Nomonde Zondi | Published Mar 2, 2023
CANCER
Nearly 80% of women in SA are obese, say medical experts: How can we change the narrative in treating obesity?
By Vuyile Madwantsi | Published Mar 1, 2023
This month’s IOL Health digital magazine is dedicated to those who fought and survived cancer
By Marchelle Abrahams | Published Mar 1, 2023
Add these anti-inflammatory ingredients to your grocery basket to help improve your health
By Lutho Pasiya | Published Mar 1, 2023
Rare disease patients looking in from the outside: Department of Health needs to do better
By Vuyile Madwantsi | Published Feb 27, 2023
Project Flamingo cutting surgery waiting time and care-gap for cancer patients
By Shakirah Thebus | Published Feb 24, 2023
Financial strain on South African healthcare system: Why funding requires no justification
By Vuyile Madwantsi | Published Feb 24, 2023
Super foods to maintain your body’s health during chemotherapy treatment
By Vuyile Madwantsi | Published Feb 24, 2023
Call for stem cell donors to give leukemia patients a fighting chance
By Chevon Booysen | Published Feb 23, 2023
Gateway to host its 20th CANSA Shavathon this weekend
By Jolene Marriah-Maharaj | Published Feb 22, 2023
US man diagnosed with prostate cancer developed ‘uncontrollable Irish accent’
By Bernelee Vollmer | Published Feb 22, 2023
HIV patient declared free of virus after undergoing bone marrow transplant
By The Washington Post | Published Feb 21, 2023
Before ‘The Last of Us’, an international team charted the threat of killer fungi. This is what they found
By The Conversation | Published Feb 21, 2023
South African celebs who choose to be real about their battle with cancer
By Vuyile Madwantsi | Published Feb 20, 2023
In support of cancer survivors CANSA Shavathon celebrates 20 years of “Shave, Spray or Donate”
By Nokuthula Mabuza | Published Feb 20, 2023
Salt is essential for your diet, but too much can be bad
By Lutho Pasiya | Published Feb 16, 2023
