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By Doctor Karla Talbot Imagine waking up one morning with a nagging lower back pain that won’t disappear! You brush it off as a muscle strain, but over time, the pain intensifies, and you begin to feel fatigued, nauseous, and just not like yourself. After a few weeks of agony, you finally go to the

The World Health Organisation (WHO) identifies depression as one of the leading causes of disability. Statistically, “Suicide is the fourth leading cause of death among people between 15 and 29. Furthermore, studies have shown that people with severe mental illness may die prematurely – nearly two decades before their time – because of physical conditions

A smile is the universal language of kindness, and it’s no secret that having healthy teeth is essential to achieving that perfect smile. But do you know oral health goes beyond just a pretty smile? Neglecting your dental health can result in severe health conditions, including gum disease, speech problems, heart disease, respiratory problems, diabetes,

Viruses are tiny germs. All viruses contain a small amount of genetic information (DNA or RNA) within protective capsules. Viruses often cause colds, flu, and warts, for example. Additionally, they can transmit life-threatening diseases like HIV/AIDS, Ebola, and COVID-19. Whether they replicate using DNA or RNA, viruses are classified as DNA or RNA viruses. The

Are you tired of feeling run down and exhausted? Do you need help to prioritise your health while constantly juggling multiple responsibilities and roles – from taking care of the family to pursuing a career and passion? As a woman, it is easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of daily life

A total of 20% of female deaths result from heart or artery conditions, whereas the ratio is 26% for male deaths. Globally, over 17.5 million people die from cardiovascular disease (CVD). There are 225 deaths by heart disease each day in South Africa, according to the Heart & Stroke Foundation South Africa, and more than

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, would you imagine visiting your doctor without leaving home or the office? Fortunately, with telemedicine, this has become a reality. Telemedicine, also known as telehealth, delivers healthcare services remotely with the help of technology. Therefore, you can consult a doctor, nurse, or other healthcare provider from your home using your computer,

Since the pandemic and lockdown periods, online doctor consultation has become more routine and accepted. As a result, many people see a doctor online for regular checkups covering various health issues. Additionally, we all lead demanding lives these days and may find it hard to physically visit the doctor when we have an endless list

Virtual Consultation allows patients to connect with a doctor online. Our patients speak to healthcare practitioners using their smartphones, tablet, or PC. It will enable patients to consult with a trusted healthcare provider, from any location, by using a smartphone, tablet, or PC. Virtual consultations can also be telephonic when a video call isn’t possible.

Not just a digital doctor’s office – online consultations provide accessible and superior medical care. Technology enables online doctor consultations. Technology has not only made healthcare convenient, but it has also made it possible for more patients to access specialists and trusted healthcare professionals who can provide distinctive expertise and medical treatment.  The convenience of