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World Suicide Prevention Day 2023

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An annual campaign informing and promoting worldwide commitment and action to prevent suicides In South Africa, there are 23 suicides a day recorded and 230 serious attempts. Suicide is the fourth leading cause of death among people between 15 and 29. Suicidal tendencies usually appear when there is a dramatic change in a person’s life,

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Common Symptoms of Autoimmune Diseases: What to Look Out For

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The immune system, your body’s defence mechanism, works diligently to protect you from harmful bacteria and viruses, ensuring your well-being. However, there are instances when this system misidentifies healthy cells and tissues as hostile invaders and launches an attack against them. This immune system malfunction is what leads to autoimmune diseases. These conditions can affect

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Diabetes: A Comprehensive Guide to Managing the Condition

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Diabetes is a prevalent and serious health condition affecting millions worldwide. According to a recent study, South Africa has experienced a significant increase in diabetes cases, with approximately 4.58 million adults living with the condition. This alarming statistic underscores the urgency of raising awareness about this chronic metabolic disorder and promoting effective management strategies. Managing

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The Future of Healthcare in South Africa

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South Africa, May, 2023 – Newly launched Zarcare, a cutting-edge online healthcare platform, is taking South Africa by storm, providing patients with convenient access to top-notch healthcare services from the comfort of their own homes. Designed to help patients save time, money, and the hassle of in-person medical visits for non-emergency needs, this intuitive and

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Breaking the Stigma: Understanding and Coping with Depression and Anxiety

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Overall probable depression prevalence across South Africa varied from 14.7 to 38.8%. (Source: Frontiers) Depression and anxiety are significant public health concerns in South Africa. According to the South African Stress and Health (SASH) study, around one in six South Africans will experience a depressive, anxiety, or substance use disorder in their lifetime. Furthermore, the

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