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SPONSORED | In conversation with Discovery Health CEO Dr Ryan Noach, and public health lawyer Safura Abdool Carrim

In previous years, schemes have typically exceeded the Council for Medical Schemes’ increase guidelines by about 4%. In previous years, schemes have typically exceeded the Council for Medical Schemes’ increase guidelines by about 4%.

Prescribed minimum benefits said to rule out provision of more affordable options to lower-income consumers

Dr Ryan Noach joined BizNews to discuss the surging Covid-19 statistics, discussing whether South Africa may be heading into a third wave.

We take you through the process of waiting to get your jab and all the site stops along the way from temperature checks to observation for side-effects

Simnikiwe Hlatshaneni Discovery is concerned that vaccines supplies could run out, with J&J jabs being investigated for a possible contaminant in its ingredients. An empty vile of the Pfizer vaccine during a media tour showing the Discovery vaccine process in the Discovery building in Sandton, 27 May 2021 . Picture: Neil McCartney ...

National electronic vaccination data system is up and running 19 May 2021 - 15:57 The 1 Discovery Place site experienced a scheduling glitch on Wednesday which led to bookings not being allocated. File photo. Image: Alaister Russel/Sunday Times Medical aid scheme Discovery said a scheduling glitch led to limited walk-in Covid-19 vaccinations offered to people over 70 on Wednesday at its vaccine site in Sandton. It confirmed in a statement that the national electronic va...

Simnikiwe Hlatshaneni and Asanda Matlare  At least 300,000 members have registered for Covid-19 vaccination with Discovery. Health Minister, Dr Zweli Mkhize visits the Vaccine Center in the Assembly hall at Charlotte Maxeke hospital in Johanneburg, 8 April 2021. Picture: Neil McCartney Hundreds of thousands of people have regist...

Vaccinating as many people as possible is key to saving SAs recovery 11 February 2021 - 07:00 Speakers in the multi-stakeholder webinar around the role of vaccines in SA’s economic and social recovery included Discovery Health CEO Ryan Noach, Afrika Tikkun Group CEO, Marc Lubner and Professor Bonang Mohale, Chancellor of the University of the Free State. Image: 123RF/Feydzhet Shabanov Vaccinating as many people as possible, as quickly as possible, is critical for s...

We will kill more people by socio-economic devastation than Covid, says Bonang Mohale By Rudolph Nkgadima Share Cape Town - When the Covid-19 pandemic hit South Africa, the country was already finished as it had just come out of a downgrade and a technical recession, Free State University Chancellor Bonang Mohale says. Mohale who was speaking during a webinar, hosted by non-profit organisation, Afrika Tikkun, on Thursday morning, said one only needed to look at the figures in order to see why ...