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Dr Itumeleng Zosela, 33, is proving that some of the most promising breakthroughs in cancer treatment begin at a scale invisible to the human eye. At the forefront of nanomedicine research, she is developing technologies that could transform how cancer is treated while ensuring the next generation of scientists sees a place for themselves in the laboratory.
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Lebogang Moatshe, 30, is transforming one of healthcare's most private and emotionally complex journeys into one defined by knowledge, empathy and hope.
At 25, Dr André Mckyle Pillay has discovered that medicine is about more than diagnosis and treatment. For him, it is a calling rooted in compassion, integrity and service—one patient, one decision…
Micah Block, 27, is transforming personal purpose into a national movement for mental wellbeing. As founder and executive director of the Micah Block Foundation, she leads initiatives that advance…
Public scrutiny of Ariana Grande's appearance, which prompted her to step back from public events, reflects the resurgence of the 'heroin chic' ideal on social media; An eating disorder expert warns…
[This Day] Shareholders of Fidson Healthcare Plc have approved a dividend of N1.50 per 50 kobo ordinary share, amounting to N3.6 billion, at the company's 27th Annual General Meeting held virtually.
Richard Burman, 33, is pursuing one of medicine's most demanding balancing acts: caring for children in the operating theatre while pushing the frontiers of neuroscience in the laboratory.
