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Don’t compare, let children blossom at their own pace: Embracing the journey of developmental milestones

Every child's growth journey is unique, thriving best when allowed to develop at their own pace. Parents and caregivers should focus on creating a healthy and safe environment, fostering social…

Morgan Cadle November 14, 2025

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A lifeline for families facing complex health challenges Providing consistent and tangible support for complex care

At just five years old, Quinette Velthuysen’s future was forever altered when she underwent life-saving brain surgery to remove a rare craniopharyngioma tumour. Now, at 13, Quinette is thriving as…

Morgan Cadle November 6, 2025

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Kiddies’ First Aid Must-Haves for Festive Travel Peace of mind for parents on the go

Embarking on festive season holiday travel with little ones can be a beautiful adventure filled with family visits, sunny getaways, and new memories. But along with the excitement comes the…

Morgan Cadle October 24, 2025

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Renowned Dietitian Mbali Mapholi Launches Heart-Health Book for South Africans

“I’ve seen just how overwhelming nutrition advice can feel, especially when it's not made with our people, our food, and our realities in mind.” Renowned South African dietitian Mbali Mapholi…

Graeme Lund October 13, 2025

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Panado® Understands Pain Doesn’t Always Look The Same In Little Ones

Little ones have their own way of saying "ouch" - some cry, some cling, some go quiet. When these moments come, Panado®’s Paediatric Range of syrups get to work immediately1 delivering the…

Jason Kramer October 3, 2025

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The Rise of Ocsober in South Africa – and how you can join the trend

The growing trend of holistic wellness saw the rise of Dry January, encouraging cutting out alcohol to offset the indulgent festive season. This has now evolved to include Ocsober, where…

Graeme Lund October 1, 2025

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New Study Reveals 2 Low-Cost, Plant-Based Foods That Could be the Key to a Healthier Heart

More than 200 South Africans die from heart-related disease every day, and yet, with the right diet and lifestyle habits, 80% of these deaths are preventable. A new study has…

Graeme Lund September 22, 2025

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SA’s Sugar Habits in the Spotlight as New Guide Reveals Hidden Sugar Traps and How to Avoid Them

Sugar is silently fuelling a national health crisis and most South Africans don’t even know it. With daily sugar intake far exceeding safe limits, Pharma Dynamics and the Heart Stroke…

Graeme Lund September 17, 2025

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Preventing Falls: The silent danger behind the second leading cause of injury deaths

Tips to reduce fall risks and how to recognise when urgent medical help is needed. After road accidents, falls are the second leading cause of unintentional injury deaths worldwide and…

Graeme Lund September 16, 2025

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Conversations Can Change SA’s Tragic Suicide Narrative

Don’t stay silent, support can stop suicide. Feeling alone – even when surrounded by others – is common among people who are at risk of suicide. With a reported suicide rate of…

Graeme Lund September 8, 2025