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“Closing the gap, from evidence to action”
Two of Mthatha Hospital Complex nurses during the celebrations held in Mthatha. Pic:Mayande Libala
 
“Closing the gap, from evidence to action”
“Closing the gap, from evidence to action” This is this year’s national theme for the commemoration of International Nurses’ Day which was observed worldwide on May 12, 2012, in remembrance of Florence Nightingale, “The Lady with the Lamp”. read more...
MENTAL PATIENT DIES IN FIGHT
A psychiatric patient was killed on Thursday in Fort Beaufort, apparently during a fight with another patient, an Eastern Cape official said. read more...
DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATES PATIENT NEGLECT CLAIMS
A 37-year-old woman with elephantiasis has laid a complaint against Livingstone hospital in Port Elizabeth after she was turned away without treatment, the Eastern Cape health department said on Monday. read more...
53 PRE-MATURE BABIES RESCUED
Fifty-three premature babies were evacuated from the Dora Nginza hospital in Port Elizabeth after a fire broke out in their ward on Friday, SABC radio news reported. read more...
EC HEALTH HEAD HAS NOT RESIGNED
Eastern Cape health superintendent general Siva Pillay has not resigned, his department said on Friday read more...
Department Engages StakeholdersDepartment Engages Stakeholders
Honourable MEC, Sicelo Gqobana commended the workers and said they made it possible to turn the situation of the department around, they also made it possible for the department to expose corruption and malpractices. read more...
Komani Hospital gets thumbs up!Komani Hospital gets thumbs up!
“I am really over the moon with what I see here, how I wish the minister was here when I was touring the hospital, this is what I want to see,” he said. read more...
Department observe breastfeeding weekDepartment observe breastfeeding week
The Eastern Cape Department of Health observed National breastfeeding week from the 22 to 26 August 20011 at Elundini Sub District in Joe Gqabi District. read more...
Cash link to infant deaths
THE sudden transfer of R6 million from the coffers of Cecilia Makiwane Hospital (CMH) – shortly before a "superbug" outbreak in January – could have cost 12 newborn babies their lives. read more...
Dead man wakes up in mortuary
A 50-year-old asthmatic man presumed dead by his family woke up inside the morgue of a private undertaker at Libode in the Transkei region (Eastern Cape) on Sunday afternoon read more...
NOTICE
Help the DoH and the Female Cancer Programme Screen 12 000 Women in 2011
The Female Cancer Programme, in partnership with the Department of Health, has set the target of screening over 12,000 women for cervical cancer in 2011 using a new screening method called Visual Inspection with Acetic acid (VIA) – the first project of its kind in South Africa. Cervical cancer is the biggest killer of the cancers affecting South African women today. read more...
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14 April 2012
World TB 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