Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are spread predominantly by unprotected sexual contact. Some STIs can also be transmitted during pregnancy, childbirth…
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What would you do if a close member of your family suddenly developed massive anger issues? What if they suddenly…
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Whilst not as common as other mental illnesses, schizophrenia does affect an estimated 24 million people around the world. Unfortunately there is a lack of prevalence data in South Africa,…
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This is a subject close to my heart because my whole life has been affected by these very issues. The knock-on effects of a medical condition that medical science has…
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Photo by Xiao Cui on Unsplash Brain Hemorrhage By Abigail George Brain bleeds – bleeding between the brain tissue and skull or within the brain tissue itself – can cause…
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Our previous piece on the future use of Artificial Intelligence ended with the following two paragraphs: Between now and 2030, governments, health systems, and private companies worldwide must continue working…
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By Great health watch Awful and Unpredictable: Primary Brain Tumours are cells that have grown out of control. These start in the brain first and develop when something inside a…
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Photo by Maxim Tolchinskiy on Unsplash By Osagie Fadaka My recent piece about how Artificial Intelligence(AI) and Robotics are aiding health practitioners today set me researching where this section of…
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My personal experiences of keeping to natural products as much as possible. Glucosamine Sulphate & Cod Liver Oil for Joints I was first advised that Glucosamine Sulphate ought to be…
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By Osagie Fadaka Epilepsy: Seizures of the Brain Can Happen to AnybodyIf you have ever witnessed someone in the throes of what used to be called an Epileptic Fit the…
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By Abigail George Elon Musk has admitted to having Asperger’s, a form of Autism Spectrum Disorder. Many people have speculated that he may be on the autism spectrum based on…
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