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Gauteng metros call for calm amid fears of typhoid fever outbreak - Vimarsana News

Gauteng metros call for calm amid fears of typhoid fever outbreak

Gauteng metros are on high alert amid fears of possible outbreaks of typhoid fever which has already been declared in the Western Cape and North West provinces.

SA's disposal of medical waste scrutinised amid global COVID-driven 'time bomb' - Vimarsana News

SA's disposal of medical waste scrutinised amid global COVID-driven 'time bomb'

Two years later and South Africa is no closer to dealing with the safe disposal of medical waste that WHO says is part of a larger, global ‘ticking time bomb’.

Source: ewn.co.za
Kya Sand informal settlement drowning in illegal dumping sites - Vimarsana News

Kya Sand informal settlement drowning in illegal dumping sites

Bokka du Toit from the Kya Sand Burning Wasteland Forum tells Eyewitness News that small bakkies and big waste bin trucks are dumping their loads there at all hours, at a fraction of the price to cut costs.

Source: ewn.co.za
Doctors More Likely To Describe Black Patients As Uncooperative, Study Says - Vimarsana News

Doctors More Likely To Describe Black Patients As Uncooperative, Study Says

'It’s not so much whether you should never use these words, but why are we applying these words with so much more frequency to Black patients?' a researcher asked.

Source: iheart.com
Doctors More Likely To Describe Black Patients As Uncooperative, Study Says - Vimarsana News

Doctors More Likely To Describe Black Patients As Uncooperative, Study Says

'It’s not so much whether you should never use these words, but why are we applying these words with so much more frequency to Black patients?' a researcher asked.