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Spotlight on a Revolutionary FASD Awareness Platform: A Guiding Light for Knowledge and Hope

by Lerato Mokena
September 24, 2024

The Western Cape FASD Network has announced the launch of a groundbreaking website dedicated to providing crucial information on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD). The initiative involves City Health and the Community, Arts & Culture Development Department within the city, the Western Cape Department of Health & Wellness, the Western Cape Education Department, and other NGOs and researchers specializing in FASD. The website is a novel approach to sharing essential FASD data and serves as a beacon of hope for a society where FASD is understood, prevented, and ultimately eradicated.

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The Unseen Threat: Hypertension in the Bustling City

by Lerato Mokena
May 17, 2024

Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is a dangerous health risk that can lead to serious complications like stroke and heart attack. The city’s health department has increased screenings and promoted prevention measures like medication, physical activity, and healthy eating to combat this “silent killer.” They have found that more young people are being diagnosed with hypertension, and urge everyone to prioritize their health and get screened regularly. By adopting a preventive healthcare approach and routine screenings, the city’s health department is fighting against this unseen threat.

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Launching a Remarkable Effort: Tackling Cervical Cancer in the Western Cape

by Aiden Abrahams
February 18, 2024

The Western Cape is launching an initiative to combat cervical cancer by providing free HPV vaccines to girls aged nine and above in public and special education institutions. The program aims to achieve over 80% coverage annually and empower young women. The campaign aligns with the World Health Organization’s goal to eliminate cervical cancer as a public health menace by 2030 and highlights the Western Cape as an innovative region in healthcare.

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The Fight Against Cervical Cancer – Western Cape’s Human Papillomavirus Vaccination Campaign

by Thabo Sebata
September 7, 2023

In an effort to combat cervical cancer and reduce human papillomavirus (HPV) infections, the Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness is promoting the vaccination of girls aged 9 and above. This article discusses the HPV vaccination campaign and the importance of parental consent in administering the vaccine.

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