New cancer rules slammed
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Doctors and experts are in uproar over new recommendations to raise the age of breast cancer screening, warning more women will die from the disease which already claims some 40 000 lives each year.
› Cancer screening probed
› Out of debt, out of denial
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› Cancer screening probed
› Out of debt, out of denial
› More from our health section
Women told to wait longer
A US health group has said women should wait longer to get their first cervical cancer test.
Heart disease is not new
Ancient Egyptian pharaohs suffered from heart disease too, a new research has revealed.
Calorie-counting harmful?
There's a new eating disorder affecting health-conscious South Africans - orthorexia nervosa.
Climb Mt Kili for Autism
Autism Western Cape will climb Kilimanjaro to raise awareness for autism in SA.
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Fat that's good for you
During Heart Awareness Month, take care of your heart by including good fats into your diet.
Protect yourself!
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South Africans with high cholesterol levels must face up or risk becoming a statistic.
Americans fight obesity
Running is the cheapest, fastest way to lose weight, and along with walking.
Infertility: an overview
At least 15 percent of couples are infertile. What are the common causes of and what can be done?
Motorbikes keep you young?
Riding motorcycles helps keep drivers young by invigorating their brains...
A lifelong commitment
Our fitness expert has alternative ways of maintaining good health without going to the gym.
Cereal or full English?
Tell us your breakfast habits and stand a chance to win a breakfast hamper.
Vaccines could save 2.5m
The health department has introduced two vaccines which could prevent 2.5m deaths a year.
