Cancer causing toxicants found in a tributary of South Africa's second largest river: A water bridge over the Klip River in Gauteng, South Africa. ShutterstockA new study has established that sharptooth catfish found in the Klip River which feeds into the Vaal River, South Africa’s second largest river, contains banned pesticides which can cause cancer when consumed by humans. … [Read more...] about Cancer causing toxicants found in a tributary of South Africa’s second largest river | The Conversation
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Creation Wines supports Reach for Recovery’s Ditto Project this Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Creation Wines supports Reach for Recovery’s Ditto Project this Breast Cancer Awareness Month: In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Creation Wines is proud to be hosting a special Pink Tasting on Saturday 27 October – with the full ticket cost to be donated to the non-profit organization, Reach for Recovery, for their Ditto Project. Launched in 2011, The Ditto … [Read more...] about Creation Wines supports Reach for Recovery’s Ditto Project this Breast Cancer Awareness Month
SA News: Cancer is South Africa’s biggest killer
Cancer is South Africa’s biggest killer: JOHANNESBURG - Cancer causes more deaths in South Africa than HIV/Aids, tuberculosis and malaria combined, and a special report by Discovery Health Medical Scheme (Discovery), released for the first t... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Women’s day celebration: South Africa remembers Nontsikelelo Sisulu: As part of activities to … [Read more...] about SA News: Cancer is South Africa’s biggest killer
.com | It’s in your food – but can this herbicide commonly used in SA give you cancer?
.com | It’s in your food – but can this herbicide commonly used in SA give you cancer?: .com | It’s in your food – but can this herbicide commonly used in SA give you cancer?: And, according to organic farmer Angus McIntosh, it can be found “in every loaf of bread sold in every shop in this country” and “in all processed foods, tinned foods and … [Read more...] about .com | It’s in your food – but can this herbicide commonly used in SA give you cancer?
Laparoscopic workshop keeps SA surgeons up to date with latest techniques – Minimally invasive approach increasingly used to treat colorectal cancer
Laparoscopic workshop keeps SA surgeons up to date with latest techniques – Minimally invasive approach increasingly used to treat colorectal cancer: An educational laparoscopic colorectal cancer workshop which involved live procedures to demonstrate the latest in surgical techniques, was held at Netcare Pretoria East Hospital recently. A total of 55 surgeons and interventional … [Read more...] about Laparoscopic workshop keeps SA surgeons up to date with latest techniques – Minimally invasive approach increasingly used to treat colorectal cancer
