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MEC Masualle opens rural clinic in Ugie
MEC Masualle unveils the plaque during the opening of Gqaqhala Clinic
 
MEC Masualle opens rural clinic in Ugie
Gqaqala, a village that can only be accessed by travelling through a village that is more than 40 kilometres or 60 kilometres on gravel road from Ugie or Tsolo respectively, has never had any health facility since people settled there in the early 19 read more...
Eastern Cape Circumcision toll now at 24
Male circumcision, widely practised among the Xhosa, is seen as a rite of passage to manhood. Though the province passed a circumcision act in 2001, researchers found in 2007 that circumcision-related complications and fatalities had remained virtual read more...
Port Elilzabeth Doctors back at work
On Tuesday, provincial health MEC Phumulo Masualle met striking doctors in Port Elizabeth, where he promised to address their grievances. However, he added they should return to work pending the outcome of pay talks in Pretoria. Later on Tuesday the read more...
Boy dies from circumcision related complications
The Circumcision Act stated that a boy under 16 years of age was not ready for circumcision and that the procedure could only be carried out by trained and authorised people. On Monday a 15-year-old boy from Ngqeleni near Mthatha died after a similar read more...
Rapid Assessment for avoidable blindness in the Eastern CapeRapid Assessment for avoidable blindness in the Eastern Cape
The survey’s aims and objectives are to know the magnitude and causes of avoidable blindness in the Eastern Cape Province for planning and monitoring eye care services and programs, and to optimize the use of limited resources for data collection, da read more...
Indaba held in recognition of Youth MonthIndaba held in recognition of Youth Month
The main objectives of the Indaba were mainly to engage young people representing all districts regarding issues affecting them in the delivery of health services in the province, and also to provide the youth of the province with an opportunity to r read more...
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28 May 2009
World No Tobacco Day
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TB is a disease that mainly affects the lungs, but can be found in any other body organ. It is caused by a germ called Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The germs usually destroy the soft tissue of the lungs, and this causes cavities (holes) in the lungs, resulting in difficulty with breathing, and blood can be coughed up. If untreated, TB can cause death. Which of the following TB symptoms do you think are most common?
A cough for longer than two weeks
Chest pains
Tiredness and weakness of the body
Loss of appetite and weight
Night sweats, even when it is cold
Coughing up blood