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Stellenbosch University
A Day in the Life: Lamese Chetty
As an academic advisor Lamese Chetty plays a unique supporting role at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences. Many students who struggle with mental health or learning problems credit her with helping them overcome obstacles so they...
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Children in sub-Saharan Africa dying of Covid-19 at a higher rate than elsewhere
Children in sub-Saharan Africa who are hospitalised with Covid-19 are dying at a rate far greater than children in the United States (US) and Europe, according to a new multicentre study published yesterday (Wednesday 19 January 2022) in...
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Africa’s healthcare workers struggle to use emergency point-of-care ultrasound
The use of bedside or emergency point-of-care ultrasound (ePOCUS) reduces the time it takes to diagnose diseases in severely ill patients who are being treated in emergency centres and also decreases the chances of missed, wrong, or...
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PhD graduate focuses on mental health care in children
When Dr Anusha Lachman, head of the Clinical Unit Child Psychiatry at Tygerberg Hospital, graduated with her PhD in Psychiatry on 6 December, she felt more committed than ever to continue contributing to the field of child psychiatry in...
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Success takes time, says Matie alumnus
Being accountable for what you want to achieve in life, was the overriding lesson Jumien Peceur learnt during his year as a student in Stellenbosch University's SciMathUS university preparation programme – a lesson that continues to serve...
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Engaging students key to Prof Faadiel Essop’s teaching success
“The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled". This quote by the Greek philosopher Plutarch forms part of Professor Faadiel Essop's own teaching philosophy, which, for the second time, earned him a coveted Teaching Award...
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Parents sometimes murder their children to take revenge
It is always tragic when parents murder their own children with the intent to hurt their spouse or partner. Although there may be many reasons for such incomprehensible acts, retribution seems to be a motive when one parent kills a child...
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Investment in ICT key for inclusive economic growth, development in Africa
Investment in information, communication, and technology (ICT) infrastructure is key for sustained inclusive economic growth and development in Africa. This is according to a study conducted by Dr Mamello Nchake from the Department of...
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#WomenofSU: Dr Elmien Sinclair: 'Leadership is demanding but very fulfilling'
Leadership is demanding, especially to keep up with assumptions that leaders should know all the answers. However, leadership can be very fulfilling, especially when leaders accept that they do not have all the answers and accompany...
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Government must take another look at its salt-reduction strategy
A few years ago, South Africa implemented an innovative strategy to help reduce citizens' high salt intake. Despite some initial success of the salt-reduction strategy, key role-players believe the government has failed to build on this...