SA's high cholesterol
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With 70 to 80 percent of the population having a cholesterol level higher than the recommended guideline, it's time to investigate whether treatment is effective.
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Women told to wait longer
A US health group has said women should wait longer to get their first cervical cancer test.
Global health challenges
A global health alliance will coordinate efforts against "chronic non-communicable diseases".
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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Heart disease is not new
Ancient Egyptian pharaohs suffered from heart disease too, a new research has revealed.
Climb Mt Kili for Autism
Autism Western Cape will climb Kilimanjaro to raise awareness for autism in SA.
Leading causes of death
Tuberculosis, influenza and pneumonia have been identified as the leading causes of death.
Cancer screening probed
Screening for breast cancer in the 40-49 age groups can often lead to misdiagnosis.
SA warned of diabetes
Netcare says that 26 percent of people are at risk of developing diabetes and heart disease.
Kids at risk of cancer
Up to 250 000 children face a risk of developing cancer by using tanning beds, a study said.
Maternal mortality halved
The maternal mortality rate has decreased by 50 percent in a decade in some ex-Soviet bloc.
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Man refuses zoo x-ray
A German man weighing 230 kgs has died after refusing to go to the zoo for an x-ray.
Veggie Viagra?
Researchers are testing an impotency treatment for men made using only natural ingredients.
