A specialist surgeon lent some insights.
A specialist surgeon lent some insights.
How comfortable are you when it comes to revealing information about your sexual health? You’re not alone. Here are a few questions women want answers to.
This darling of SA celebville recalls the exact moments that pointed her in the direction of her current career.
Epsom salt can do some crazy-good things for your body. Six reasons why you should get your hands on this cheap but underrated beauty product.
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Our bodies and minds are are taking strain as we fight the COVID-19 pandemic. This simple detox strategy can help to get you back on track.
Telehealth is providing healthcare to patients in the comfort of their own homes during the COVID-19 lockdown. Here’s how.
Mariske Strauss (28), a professional cross-country mountain biker, was diagnosed with COVID-19 on 25 March. She shares what it feels like.
Due to the urgent need to track SA infections, Dis-Chem has launched drive-through testing stations at their various outlets.
Disinfecting wipes use chemical substances such as hydrogen peroxide or ethanol to kill viruses, fungi, and bacteria. Here’s how to use wipes effectively.
Lower back pain during your period is a common primary dysmenorrhea symptom. Sometimes, though, back pain is related to an underlying reproductive condition.
Just trying to picture yourself squatting instead of sitting sounds exhausting, but would you do it if it could improve your health?
What does a heart attack feel like? Sometimes not much at all. That was the case for Shanelle Dawes, who had heart attack without typical symptoms at 35.
If someone you’re currently in lockdown with starts showing symptoms of COVID-19, it’s no cause for panic. Here’s what to do…