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Health-e News is a non-profit, online publication focused on pressing health issues in South Africa. We centre community voices through our network of nationwide citizen journalists.

FYI: Don’t miss this webinar by TBAC where scientists provide insights on how South Africa can make strides in the fight against TB.

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Households in SA are resorting to extreme measures like sending members to beg for food. @WitsUniversity's study reveals the mental health toll of #foodinsecurity. Read more here #HealtheNews

Hammanskraal crisis: Water tankers don’t show up for months, there’s fecal matter in the tap water, and sewage is overspilling. These are some of the issues residents face daily. Read more #Ourhealth #Healthenews

SAHPRA recalls 2 batches of Benlyn peadiatric syrup for high levels of diethylene glycol. We ask @graya1 what this chemical is and how it can affect you. #healthenews

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