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Prostrate cancer has destroyed the lives of many men in the past and no man should experience it. This is sign of the disease you should not ignore. It’s the most common cancer for men in the UK, so make sure you know the rst warning sign of prostate
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DOCTORS at public hospitals have turned down a 60% salary rise offered by government and vowed to go ahead with their planned industrial action starting today to press for a better offer and an improvement in their conditions of service. The latest strike, which is likely to trigger bloodbath in the
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They say frequent and sustained semen exposure can change the characteristics of the circulating and vaginal tissue immune cells that are targets for infection, reducing the susceptibility to a future HIV infection. This finding, published in the journal Nature Communications, also provides a potential explanation as to why a small
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By Julie Adeboye Have you ever just wanted to quickly tell if you’re pregnant or not? It might be that you don’t have the time to run out to the pharmacy to get some test strips and the doctor might just be too far away, too. In those cases, you might
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Whenever his two little girls play doctor, and dream of becoming one someday, 48-year-old master mechanic Carl Allamby is flooded with the feeling of deja vu. You wanted to be a doctor? "Oh yeah," Carl said. But that wasn't realistic. "Not where I came from, no. I grew up in East Cleveland
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by CLEOPATRA SHIELLA MAKURA When I hear the phrase “reproductive health,” I find myself having a flashback to each time I was at a clinic either by myself or with someone else. From that I try to understand how and why I get scared about the whole topic, and to my
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Nurses and doctors at hospitals throughout Zimbabwe are set to get free transport for 30 days as Vaya once again rolls out exciting new services. These are a car-sharing service called Vaya Carpool and a minibus service called Vaya Shuttle. Both services will be launched on the 15th of August. The Vaya
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The Southern Africa HIV and AIDS Information Dissemination Service SAfAIDS has launched a one-year regional policy and advocacy project titled ‘Her Choice’, which seeks to influence policies governing the age for access to contraceptives by adolescent girls and young women. Twelve young women and young men from four countries were selected to be the primary beneficiaries
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There is a group of women who are suffering in silence in the name of keeping a sensitive secret. Many hide the secret even from friends and lovers. They also spend a lot of time and money looking for a solution. These women have beards and excess body hair, like men, on
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) has certied Dolutegravir (DTG) as a safe and preferred first-line and second-line treatment drug for HIV/AIDS, adding that pregnant women can also use it. In a statement posted on its official website on Monday, it said initial studies had flagged DTG as having a
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