You may feel perfectly healthy – but how sure are you that all is well? Many serious health conditions develop slowly and silently, with no warning signs in the early stages. World Health Day on 7 April is a reminder to focus on prevention and early detection.
Winter should be a time to slow down and enjoy moments that matter. But every year, influenza disrupts thousands of South African households, leading to missed workdays, school absences, and in some cases, hospitalisation.
When you think of tuberculosis (TB), you think about someone with a bad cough, right? While this is mostly the case, it isn’t the full picture, because the disease can affect areas outside the lungs.
Glaucoma is known as “the silent thief of sight” because it doesn’t hurt, it doesn’t warn you and it doesn’t wait. In South Africa, many people only get diagnosed once they’ve already lost vision in one eye.
Make an eye test part of your health routine – it could save your sight.
Antenatal care – the healthcare you receive during pregnancy – is so important that the World Health Organisation recommends at least eight visits throughout pregnancy, ideally starting before 10 weeks.
06 May 2020
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