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Dr Paballo Mosala, 34, has achieved a milestone many academics spend a lifetime pursuing: earning a PhD before the age of 30. But for this emerging biomedical scientist and educator, the degree was never the destination—it was the foundation for a career dedicated to discovery, mentorship and expanding opportunities for others.
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The $19 billion market for menopause treatment is booming. But the gold rush is leaving some women behind. (Source: Bloomberg)
Dr Khodani Lucky Tshikovhele has built a career around understanding the human mind but his greatest ambition is shaping the people who will care for it next.
At 34, Ziyanda Mavumengwana is on a mission to change the way South Africans think about mental health. In her world, psychology belongs not only in consulting rooms and lecture halls but in everyday…
At just 23, Erin Lombard is helping reshape women's healthcare long before qualifying as a doctor. While many medical students are still finding their footing, she is leading initiatives that bring…
(MedPage Today) -- As vaccine hesitancy continues to rise, fueling a record-breaking resurgence of measles, among other public health threats, an online tool launched this week aims to help people…
Nkosinathi Magnificent Ndhlovu, 34, has transformed an ancient practice into a modern movement for healing. Better known as Thee Zulu Yogi, the Soweto-born yoga instructor and sound healing…
