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“I Started Running For My Daughter And It Gave Me A New Lease On Life”

Galebalwe Ramorola started running marathons to raise awareness for cerebral palsy, and it’s changed her life. Here’s her story.

Dr Catherine Troisi, an infectious disease epidemiologist at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, explains what it means

Tired of looking, well, tired? These six products are packed with ingredients that will reduce dark circles and puffiness.

Looking for some foodie inspiration? A can of chickpeas can be whipped up in several ways to make creative snacks.

The rate at which caesarean sections (c-sections) are happening in South Africa is among the highest in the world. But why?

Amidst growing concern about the COVID-19 outbreak, people are asking questions about what they should be doing to prepare for a pandemic.

Doctors say rubbing alcohol can be effective for sanitising small items, but it only acts as a disinfectant at a certain concentration.

The novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, may look like a common cold or flu, with coughing, fever, and fatigue. Experts share when to see a doctor.

We Are Food, a local female-strong business, makes affordable frozen dishes. So, how wholesome and tasty are they? We dipped our fork in.

If you and an old pal have drifted apart, it’s best not to put off your friendship breakup. Here’s how to address it head on.

The Lash Princess False Lash Effect Mascara is the ophthalmologically tested mascara your lashes have been waiting for.

Sadness has been found to be the most triggering emotion for smoking and general substance use, according to a Harvard University study.