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What you need to know regarding Breast Cancer Screening

What you need to know regarding Breast Cancer Screening

In recent years breast cancer has quickly become the most prevalent cancer amongst women in Africa and globally. According to the American Institute for Cancer Research, when both male and females are taken into account, the incidence of breast cancer amongst both sexes is only slightly overtaken by lung cancer in the given year.

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month signifies the importance of early detection through regular screening

Breast Cancer Awareness Month signifies the importance of early detection through regular screening

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers amongst women in South Africa and almost 1 in every 25 women are likely to be diagnosed in their lifetime. However, on the eve of Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, Keystone Radiology, says the emphasis should be on early detection through regular screening. Dr Pieter Henning says early detection could easily become the determining factor when dealing with a life-threatening disease.

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Councillors support #ScreenHerSaveHer

Councillors support #ScreenHerSaveHer

In support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month taking place 1 – 31 October 2020, Deputy Mayor Charlotte Clarke together with a delegation of female councillors  joined Leon Van Der Vyfer of  Keystone Medical this morning to take a closer look at the inner workings of their Mobile Breast Cancer Screening Unit currently located in the grounds of the NG Church, Courtenay Street.

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Understanding hip pain and the diagnostic tools available to make a diagnosis

Understanding hip pain and the diagnostic tools available to make a diagnosis

Hip pain can affect all ages, but approximately 14% of the population over the age of 60 reports hip pain. To make an accurate diagnosis of hip pain can be challenging. Factors such as distant osteoligamentous, tendinous, nervous, myofascial, and muscular anatomy must be taken into consideration before a diagnosis can be made.
The differential diagnosis of hip pain is broad, and without the accurate diagnosis, the correct and appropriate treatment plan cannot be established.

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Hands down one of the body’s most valuable assets

Hands down one of the body’s most valuable assets

A combination of gross and fine motor skills allow us to cook, exercise, type on a computer or cellphone and do daily chores. It often takes a paper cut to realize the value of a finger. A diseased hand can leave you feeling incapacitated and unproductive. Due to the high load and expectation of the body on their co-working hands, hands are susceptible to overuse injury and in the case of an underlaying disease often find themselves in a state of helplessness.

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What to do if you suspect a loved one may be having a stroke

What to do if you suspect a loved one may be having a stroke

Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty … Time to call 10177. Act FAST, you are seeing someone having a stroke. A stroke occurs when a portion of the brain does not receive adequate blood supply and is unable to function. Stroke is regarded as an acute syndrome. It is a major cause of death, rated as the third leading cause of death globally.

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