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Evidence suggests that it really affects what psychiatrists like me call sustained engagement — an important difference in understanding how to think about the condition.
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[Daily Maverick] South Africa's heart health crisis claims 225 lives daily. Researchers call for routine blood pressure screening, integrated chronic care and policies that make prevention affordable.
Just before the planned cabinet decision, the coalition is still struggling over the draft. Now the SPD is getting support from the municipalities.
[Daily Maverick] Professor Karen Sliwa-Hahnle shares frontline insights from decades in public service on Africa's silent killer - hypertension - and why a simple blood pressure check could save your…
A major review finds excessive screen use may impact child development as much as, or more than, poverty and social factors.
