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How tissue donations in KZN are helping to boost our understanding of TB

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By Kathryn Chu, Sangeun Lee, Nomfundo Xolo, Elri Voigt
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TB is caused by a rod-shaped bacterium - mycobacterium tuberculosis - that mainly invades the lungs but can also spread to other parts of the body. (Photo illustration: medicinenet.com/myhealth1st.com) News & Features 1st November 2024 | Sue Segar Some patients at KwaZulu-Natal hospitals are donating lung tissue for use in TB research.
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How to save more mothers from dying during childbirth

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By Luvuyo Mehlwana, Nomfundo Xolo, Ufrieda Ho, Biénne Huisman
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South Africa’s sharp decline in maternal mortality was reversed during the worst two years of COVID-19. (Photo: Annie Spratt/Unsplash) News & Features 18th September 2024 | Chris Bateman COVID-19 temporarily reversed South Africa’s hard-won reduction in maternal mortality, but the death rate has now stabilised, and hopes are high that the downward trend will resume. However, if experts are right, we’re missing some crucial interventions that would further prevent what are avoidable deaths.
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“Not being afraid to speak out, it does get me into trouble quite often,” says Prof Shabir Madhi

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By Nomfundo Xolo, Biénne Huisman, Sue Segar
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Professor Shabir Madhi in the Respiratory and Meningeal Pathogens Research Unit at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital. (Photo: Supplied/Wits) News & Features 22nd July 2024 | Biénne Huisman Amid the uncertainty of the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Professor Shabir Madhi often stood out for his clarity of thought in making sense of rapidly evolving scientific evidence.
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