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Botho Molosankwe

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Warning over dangers of unregulated medicine after BBL patient spends over a month in ICU Original

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By Botho Molosankwe Verified
| Sowetan Verified
Story audio is generated using AI The national health department says it is concerned about the increasing number of cosmetic and aesthetic procedures being offered outside the regulated healthcare environment, which could lead to severe health problems. According to spokesperson Foster Mohale, their concerns are, however, not with cosmetic surgery or aesthetic medicine as recognised healthcare services.
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Substance abuse is worsening mental health illness in young people – health department

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By Botho Molosankwe Verified
| Sowetan Verified
The Gauteng health department says it is deeply concerned about the growing impact of substance abuse on mental health, particularly the increasing incidence of substance-induced psychosis among young people, as the country observes Sanca Drug Awareness Week.
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Fake alcohol, honey among illicit products Gauteng cops seized in three-day blitz

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By Botho Molosankwe Verified, Nandi Ntini
| Sowetan Verified
Gauteng police have warned residents to think twice before buying bargain products after they seized counterfeit and illicit goods worth more than R500,000 during a three-day crackdown. Police, working alongside brand protection specialists and officials from the department of agriculture, confiscated fake consumables, counterfeit cell phone accessories, illicit pesticides, fake honey and illicit liquor.
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