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Department of Health intensifies efforts against the Mpox outbreak

Vuyile Madwantsi|Published

Health Minister Joe Phaahla confirms mpox disease cases

Ntombi Nkosi|Published

No traces of diethylene glycol found in Benylin - SAHPRA

Anita Nkonki|Published

SAHPRA recalls two batches of Benylin Paediatric Syrup

Dhivana Rajgopaul|Published

Joint co-operation between Sahpra and Zimbabwe’s medicine control authority to enable efficient access to health products ...

Nomonde Zondi|Published

Fungal infections linked to medical lube

Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

Drive to recall suspect medical lube

Staff Reporter|Published

Swabs and earbuds: man objects to DNA airport kit interception

Nicola Daniels|Published

Bird flu poses food security threat if not managed successfully

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Published

DA welcomes Sahpra’s Tembisa Hospital corruption probe

Siyabonga Sithole|Published

SAHPRA alerts the public about contaminated health products linked to death of 33 Gambian children

Chulumanco Mahamba|Published

Millions of country’s Covid-19 vaccines is at risk as their expiration looms

Shakirah Thebus|Published

New hope for HIV+ children as new strawberry-flavoured ARVs due to arrive in SA soon

Chulumanco Mahamba|Published

Uptake of boosters shots in the Western Cape to hopefully increase after festive season

Shakirah Thebus|Published

Western Cape says it is ready to roll out the booster vaccine jab as soon as EVDS enables it

Theolin Tembo|Published

HIV concerns over Russia’s Sputnik V obstructs Sahpra approval

Shakirah Thebus|Published

Push to give 12 to 17-year-olds Covid jab questioned

Chulumanco Mahamba|Published

Sahpra warns that only mass vaccination uptake can help thwart worse variants

Mwangi Githahu|Published

Sahpra CEO explains why children 12 and older will only get Pfizer vaccine for now

Theolin Tembo|Published

Vaccines are safe as they undergo rigorous testing and approval process, says Sahpra

Theolin Tembo|Published

SA youth lauded for leading the charge and showing up in droves to be vaccinated

Shakirah Thebus|Published
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