BE WELL - Male circumcision - the new frontier in the fight against HIV/AIDS
Evidence that male circumcision has a protective effect against the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection in men is forcing world health experts to recommend it as a prevention strategy in the fight against HIV/AIDS....
FITNESS CLUB - Exercise may slow down Prostate Cancer
Regular exercise, a healthy diet and reduced stress have been shown to slow the progression of early prostate cancer. Studies have shown that men, over age 65, who engage in at least three hours of physical activity, such as running, cycling or swimming, three times per week...
Protect your child against 'running belly'
For years, workers in the medical field have looked for a more effective way to tackle gastroenteritis. A seemingly simple disease, gastroenteritis each year results in over two million hospitalisations and more than 875,000 deaths worldwide.
Nutrients from the ocean
IRISH MOSS, kelp and bladder wrack are traditionally used as food for centuries. Our ancestors did not know their true nutritional values and, though many of us in the medical field scoffed at their popularity among the masses, today scientists are respecting the nutrient...
PHARMACY TODAY - Our patients' charter
IT IS a good idea for pharmacists to issue patients' charter. This move to recognise and enshrine the rights of patients has been well received by consumers. A patient who is using the service of a particular pharmacy, for the first time, should be given a brochure...
Letters - Exercise for younger, fresher looking skin
Dear Mr. Gardner, I exercise but the problem is that I have trouble with liver spots. My doctor told me that I should avoid getting sweaty. This is almost impossible but I try to get a shower as soon as I have finished working out.
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