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Poor health services aggravate SA s terrible cervical cancer toll

HIV makes women more vulnerable to infection with the human papilloma virus, which causes cervical cancer, but it can be prevented with vaccines

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Trusty mountain bike helped athlete on the road to cancer recovery

A Lorraine cyclist says he has his Zini mountain bike to thank for helping him timeously detect a cancerous lump near his groin, allowing him to wage a much shorter battle to overcome testicular cancer.

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Mom of twins operated on more than 70 times for melanoma cancer seeks assistance

The 16-year-old Mpumalanga twins seek any donations including sunscreen to help them

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Never stop believing in miracles : cancer survivor falls pregnant post treatment that left her sterile

Despite the negative impact of cancer on fertility, many young women diagnosed with cancer don’t have access to information on this topic

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Graphic images on cigarette packs a step closer as cabinet approves pro-health draft law

Medical expert says the reason the number of smokers older than 65 is low is because many of them are dying

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