Prof Sue Goldstein, a public health medicine specialist, and MD of the SAMRC/Wits Centre for Health Economics and Decision Science (PRICELESS SA), stresses the need for stronger public health policies, especially in light of rising obesity figures

Prof Sue Goldstein, a public health medicine specialist, and MD of the SAMRC/Wits Centre for Health Economics and Decision Science (PRICELESS SA), stresses the need for stronger public health policies, especially in light of rising obesity figures

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Is the sugar industry lying to us? - 24 October 2024

Crossing Over: Listener Premilla (Gandhinagar)

Crossing Over: Listener Premilla (Gandhinagar)

Crossing Over: Listener Premilla (Gandhinagar) - 23 October 2024

Varshan chats to Lovkesh Arora (CEO, Phitos Technologies). A significant step towards tackling breast cancer literacy and disparities in South Africa, Phithos Technologies, in partnership with the Breast Health Foundation has launched the world’s first-ever comprehensive Breast Cancer Awareness Program using an innovative health-tech platform

Varshan chats to Lovkesh Arora (CEO, Phitos Technologies). A significant step towards tackling breast cancer literacy and disparities in South Africa, Phithos Technologies, in partnership with the Breast Health Foundation has launched the world’s first-ever comprehensive Breast Cancer Awareness Program using an innovative health-tech platform

Groundbreaking Breast Cancer Awareness Program - 22 October 2024

This year the Cape Town International Kite Festival celebrates 30 years of flying for mental health awareness - a remarkable achievement of course to be able to run for so long. And of course over the years as Cape Mental Health's flagship event since 1994  - it has brought so much joy to families and communities and has enabled Cape Mental Health to continue to provide essential, cost-free mental healthcare services and interventions to those who require them most.

Varshan chats to Barbara Meyer about the festival and the role it plays in promoting mental health awareness

This year the Cape Town International Kite Festival celebrates 30 years of flying for mental health awareness - a remarkable achievement of course to be able to run for so long. And of course over the years as Cape Mental Health's flagship event since 1994  - it has brought so much joy to families and communities and has enabled Cape Mental Health to continue to provide essential, cost-free mental healthcare services and interventions to those who require them most.
Varshan chats to Barbara Meyer about the festival and the role it plays in promoting mental health awareness

Is the sugar industry lying to us? - 24 October 2024

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