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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Part1: Early Sceptics Since as long ago as the 1850’s scientists have realized the benefits to public health of collecting mass data to establish where people’s mannerisms and habits at…
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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 recent accident on the ice-laden footpath during my daily walk has brought to light an old necessity. When I was a kid, I did some training in first aid…
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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…
Read More »When Bessie was 12, after she had completed four years of primary school, the authorities moved her to St. Monica’s Home for Coloured Girls, an Anglican boarding-school in Durban. At…
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Scoliosis By Osagie Fadaka Scoliosis is a sideways curvature of the spine most often diagnosed in adolescents. While Scoliosis can occur in people with cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy conditions.…
Read More »The future of seawater towards immortality, dust singing of sick birds. My sister was the former, and I, the latter. The night air clandestine and spiritual. Your country, in faraway…
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