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arrow Healthy Active Kids, South Africa 2007, Report Card on the Physical Activity, Nutrition and Tobacco use for South African Children and Youth (pdf format, 201 kb)
arrow How is research knowledge translated into policies? Findings from studies of pre-eclampsia/eclampsia treatment and malaria control in Mozambique, South Africa and Zimbabwe. MRC Policy Brief. March 2007. (pdf format, 257 kb)
arrow Read general information about researchers test electronic pillbox to increase TB treatment adherence
arrow Read general information about the distribution of  malaria, the paracite’s life cycle, common myths and more.
arrow View more MRC resources on alcohol and drug abuse and our AIDS information portal.
arrow 2008 Health Awareness days
arrow Sexual Violence and HIV: Factsheet (pdf format, 483 kb).
arrow AfroAIDSinfo reaching out to communities on World AIDS day.
arrow Report highlights 'stagnant' TB research funding
arrow Read more about obsessive compulsive disorder.
arrow Tuberculosis | HIV/TB Co-Epidemic Rapidly Spreading in Sub-Saharan Africa
arrow What is a Clinical Trial?
arrow Schematic view of diseases sharing similar risk factors
arrow Shape the future of life - Healthy environments for children
arrow Why some people are prone to mosquito bites
arrow Top causes of death due to cancer in SA
arrow Vaccinations and Enrollment Are On Hold in Phambili
arrow Mental health consumer information
arrow Business Day Examines Increasing Number of TB Cases, Control Efforts in South Africa
arrow The SA Medical Research Council, the Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa, the Department of Medicine at UCT is proud to launch a document for the public and media on Heart Disease in South Africa. The document is based on research data and specifically looks at strokes, heart attacks, high blood cholesterol, diabetes, lack of exercise, tobacco intake, overweight and obesity as some of the main causes of cardiovascular disease which often lead to death.
arrow HIV vaccine shows promise in early studies
arrow Is your child at risk of lead poisoning? (pdf format, 275 kb)
arrow Sexual Violence Research Initiative - Frequently asked questions
arrow To breastfeed or not to breastfeed? That is the question!
arrow Audit of substance abuse treatment services in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal (2006-2007)
arrow Male circumcision and its links to HIV prevention
arrow Myths and facts about mental health
arrow The South African Sexual Offences Bill and HIV: male rape now recognised
arrow HIV/AIDS and stigma
arrow Clinical Trial Registration
arrow Prof Noakes' contribution to the field of Exercise Science and Sports Medicine has revolutionised the scientific approach in this area.
arrow WHO lists alcohol as one of “the top ten killers”. In many developing countries, alcohol is the single foremost factor causing diseases and non-natural death
arrow Prevalence versus incidence of HIV - What do they tell us?
arrow The youth making healthy choices. Listen to a youth day audio file. (mp3 format)
arrow Antiretrovirals for reducing the risk of mother-to-child transmission of HIV infection
arrow TB-HIV fact sheet
arrow Fact sheet - Methamphetamine ("meth" "tik", "tuk", "Speed", "crystal") (pdf format, 64 kb)
arrow Vaccines and Microbicides for HIV

 

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