Achievement is the culmination of decades of dedication to research and learning. Raised four children as a single parent. Research wants to help improve lives of people suffering from schizophrenia.

World Pulmonary Hypertension Day was observed on 5 May. An expert at SU, Prof Gerald Maarman, wrote an opinion piece. He highlights ways to improve the diagnoses and treatment of pulmonary hypertension.

Researchers, policymakers and practitioners have come together to confront one of the country’s most persistent and complex public health challenges – child stunting. Stunting is not a single-sector problem. It is systemic and requires a...

World Tuberculosis (TB) Day was observed on 24 March. An expert at SU wrote an opinion piece. Teenagers are often overlooked in the fight against TB.

​​The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences is committed to "fostering a people-centred institutional culture that advances personal development, health and wellness, diversity, inclusivity, equality and other human rights" (Vision 2040...

Roles and functions of ECs

The Faculty Charter is a pledge to create inclusive, fair and friendly environments in every aspect of our daily interactions. It is intended to serve as a guide for our behaviour and an instrument to assist in holding us accountable for...

Transformation at the FMHS

Visual Redress

Stellenbosch University scientists are supporting the Ebola response in the DRC and Uganda, with Prof Jean B. Nachega serving on the Africa CDC Emergency Consultative Group to help guide continental response strategies. The outbreak is...