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Village Clinic: Access delayed is access denied

Village Clinic: Access delayed is access denied

By Nomatter Ndebele, October 21, 2015
Posted in: Edition 13: Eastern Cape Health

On the first day of September 2015, two trucks clear a large plot of land to lay the foundation of the new Village Clinic. This should be a moment for…

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Tags: EASTERN CAPE HEALTH
Village Clinic: Access delayed is access denied
Village Clinic: Access delayed is access denied

Village Clinic: Access delayed is access denied

By lightspeed, October 21, 2015
Posted in: Edition 13: Eastern Cape Health

On the first day of September 2015, two trucks clear a large plot of land to lay the foundation of the new Village Clinic. This should be a moment for…

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Tags: EASTERN CAPE HEALTH
Village Clinic: Access delayed is access denied
Holy Cross:  Some progress,  but all is not well

Holy Cross: Some progress, but all is not well

By Nomatter Ndebele, October 21, 2015
Posted in: Edition 13: Eastern Cape Health

NSP Review COMMENT: The Treatment Action Campaign has for years drawn attention to the poor state of health services in the Eastern Cape. Two years ago the NSP Review published…

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Tags: EASTERN CAPE HEALTH
Holy Cross:  Some progress,  but all is not well
Who will fight  the good fight?

Who will fight the good fight?

By lightspeed, October 21, 2015
Posted in: Edition 13: Eastern Cape Health

On September 27 the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) Western Cape marched to the provincial Department of Health to raise concerns about the quality of care provided to pregnant women at…

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Tags: EDITORIAL
Who will fight  the good fight?
SCIENCE AND MEDICINE

SCIENCE AND MEDICINE

By lightspeed, June 10, 2015
Posted in: Edition 12: SA’s AIDS & TB response

Smoking and life expectancy in people with HIV A study published in January in the journal AIDS bolstered the view that HIV-positive people in developed countries who smoke lose more…

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Tags: COLUMN
SCIENCE AND MEDICINE
Condoms in schools

Condoms in schools

By Karien, June 10, 2015
Posted in: Edition 12: SA’s AIDS & TB response

Recently, the Department of Basic Education (DBE) published a second draft of a national policy on the management of HIV, sexually transmitted diseases and TB in schools. Unfortunately, the initial…

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Tags: OPINION
Condoms in schools
Volunteers fighting the good fight

Volunteers fighting the good fight

By lightspeed, June 10, 2015
Posted in: Edition 12: SA’s AIDS & TB response

When the 10-year milestone of state-supplied ARV treatment was celebrated last year, some people assumed it marked the end of the fight, and that it signalled that all was good…

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Tags: FOCUS ON LIMPOPO
Volunteers fighting the good fight
Circles of sacrifice

Circles of sacrifice

By Karien, June 10, 2015
Posted in: Edition 12: SA’s AIDS & TB response

HIV can be unforgiving; but a health-care system that fails its most vulnerable represents a particular kind of cruelty. This is how it is for Giyani local *Grace M and…

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Tags: FOCUS ON LIMPOPO
Circles of sacrifice
Emergency resuscitation needed

Emergency resuscitation needed

By Karien, June 10, 2015
Posted in: Edition 12: SA’s AIDS & TB response

For the first time in years, on paper at least, the beleaguered Limpopo Health department has something to celebrate: 110 new ambulances are to be purchased in the 2015/2016 financial…

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Tags: FOCUS ON LIMPOPO
Emergency resuscitation needed
Failed by surgery waiting list 

Failed by surgery waiting list 

By lightspeed, June 10, 2015
Posted in: Edition 12: SA’s AIDS & TB response

Doreen Ramaselele is a no-nonsense kind of activist who doesn’t easily take no for an answer. Even when her own cancer diagnosis threatened to strike her down, she soldiered on…

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Tags: FOCUS ON LIMPOPO
Failed by surgery waiting list 
A life-or-death situation

A life-or-death situation

By Karien, June 10, 2015
Posted in: Edition 12: SA’s AIDS & TB response

A year ago Phanuel Maluleke was content with the world. His CD4 count was stable, and his fixed-dose combination ARV treatment was working well. Today, he’s worried he might die.…

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Tags: FOCUS ON LIMPOPO
A life-or-death situation
A life-or-death situation

A life-or-death situation

By lightspeed, June 10, 2015
Posted in: Edition 12: SA’s AIDS & TB response

A year ago Phanuel Maluleke was content with the world. His CD4 count was stable, and his fixed-dose combination ARV treatment was working well. Today, he’s worried he might die.…

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Tags: FOCUS ON LIMPOPO
A life-or-death situation
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