One year after Trump: The day HIV funding changed forever — and what came next

Courts orders clinics to get rid of xenophobic groups

Health Beat #36 | Aids at 44: Will HIV-negative people take anti-HIV jabs?

[WEBINAR] Floods and droughts make HIV spread faster Find out why.

[WEBINAR] The Climate Health Story Project: In conversation with journalists

Is the NHI channelling Operation Dudula’s healthcare blockades?

[Health Beat 35] Surviving floods: Why mental health services can’t be an afterthought

[WEBINAR] Why a warmer Earth makes superbugs spread faster

Health Beat #34 | South Africa’s big fat health crisis

From op-ed to action: How to drive change through a well-proven solution

Health Beat #33 | How xenophobia, fear and flawed policy threaten our HIV fight

Mia Malan sits down with the head of the Wits RHI, Helen Rees

Mia Malan on eNCA to talk about the Global Fund buying lenacapavir in South Africa.

Health Beat #32 | Just two visits a year: Longer ARV scripts, shorter clinic lines

Health Beat #31 | Can South Africa’s HIV fight survive the US funding pull-out?

Health Beat #30 | A medical breakthrough, or a dangerous shortcut? We investigate the ketamine craze

Webinar: How badly has the Pepfar cut actually harmed us? Solutions for the current funding cuts

Do ADHD meds work to cram during exams?

Health Beat #29 | Baby Saver boxes: Lifelines to moms or criminal tools?

SA launch of the Health & Human Rights Oral History Project

8 in 10 ADHD cases are genetic. Can you outgrow it?

Health Beat #28| Why are thousands of babies dumped each year in SA instead of being safely aborted?

The toxic storm brewing in Soweto's Snake Park | SAMRC's Angela Mathee

[WATCH] How a boxing gym in Hillbrow teaches kids to deal with emotional pain

Trump slashed HIV projects. Will the US kill the fund that fed them too?

Would Pepfar survive Trump — and what would it look like?

Health Beat #27 | Not enough jobs for state doctors — what does that mean for NHI?

Weaponising aid: The cruel ways of #Trump2025

Health Beat #26 | Why teens self-harm — and how to help them stop

Vape Universe: Who cares if we vape ourselves to death?

Vape Universe: How easy is it to quit vaping?

Vape Universe: Is vaping just as bad as smoking?

[WATCH] How methadone and clean needles could turn around SA's drug crisis

[WATCH] How Soweto is fighting ill health from gold mine dumps

Will Trump cut funds for SA’s HIV programmes?

Health Beat #25 | SA’s new climate change laws save our beaches — and our health?

[WATCH] How a youth centre is fighting Westbury’s drugs and gangs

Health Beat #24 | Why does SA treat drug addiction as a criminal, rather than a health problem?

How this Soweto project rolls out its own NHI

Is there hope for changes to the NHI Act?

Is there hope for changes to the NHI Act?

[WATCH] A change of heart: Why this patient’s opinion of public hospitals changed after his surgery

Health Beat #23 | What the NHI could be — if run well

Health Beat #22 | Aaron the Outspoken: Do all roads lead to NHI?

NHI: Medical aids are out, ARVs for everyone in SA is in

[WATCH] This centre is a home to special needs kids — but where do they go when they turn 18?

Health Beat #21 | Eight years later — what does psychiatric care look like after Life Esidimeni?

Lisa Vetten on the impact of budget cuts on Gauteng NPOs

[WATCH] The power of media: How this drug rehab centre got back its subsidy

Health Beat #20 | How the Gauteng government makes up its own social welfare funding rules

Most people with mpox in SA have HIV, but are not on treatment

#MpoxUpdates: What you missed from health minister Joe Phaahla

#MpoxUpdates: What you missed from the NICD's Jacqueline Weyer

Will SA’s tobacco laws keep your kid safe?

[WATCH] Kya Sand: Where dumpers set fire to waste every night

#SAElections2024: Which party offers the best healthcare? The answer lies in your vote

Health Beat #19 | Would you live next to this toxic dump?

EFF representative, Tlaleng Mofokeng, on health impacts of climate change

DA representative, Michéle Clarke, on food security and child malnutrition

Independent candidate, Zackie Achmat, on why private and public should work together