HIV improving slowly
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Statistics reveal that in the past five years the prevalence of HIV among 15 to 24-year-olds has dropped, indicating that the rate of new infection has also decreased sharply.
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Baby beats rare condition
A baby has been cured of a rare and deadly brain-melting condition using an experimental drug.
The breast cancer threat
Breast cancer shows no favorites — it strikes rich and poor women alike, a study revealed.
SA has a new man
The new South African man's "self worth is not determined by the number of women he can have."
Injury-free workout
Exercise is good for you, but there are some exercise techniques that can lead to serious injuries.
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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!
Swine flu is on its way. How can you protect yourself? Professor John Oxford has the answers...Baby beats rare condition
A baby has been cured of a rare and deadly brain-melting condition using an experimental drug.
SA has a new man
The new South African man's "self worth is not determined by the number of women he can have."
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...
Track your weight-loss
Have you been exercising for a while, but can't see the results? We explore the reasons...
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.
