Primary Healthcare, Medicine, Clinics, Gauteng Health, SA Department of Health, SA Government, West Rand.
Krugersdorp, South Africa
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Have you gotten your Len yet?
Lenacapavir is at 133 selected facilities across Gauteng. It is an important option for HIV prevention, and you must take an HIV test before starting it. Remember, condoms still protect you against STIs and unwanted pregnancy. 🛡️
#Lenacapavir
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and controlling or staying away from various bad habits can reduce your risk of health problems that can be caused by obesity and being overweight #AsibeHealthyGP #WorldObesityDay
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MEC for Health and Wellness, @FaithMazibukoSA, attending the Progressive Business Forum’s Wellness Economics Colloquium held under the theme, “Investing in Health and Wellness: Advancing Economic Prosperity, Prevention and Sustainable Development.”
Addressing delegates, the MEC underscored the need for sustained investment in healthcare to meet the growing needs of communities. She emphasised the importance of strengthening the health system through continued investment in healthcare infrastructure, medical equipment, medicines and skilled healthcare professionals, noting that demand for quality healthcare services continues to rise across the province. #AsibeHealthyGP #GrowingGautengTogether
Breast cancer is treatable and often curable when caught early. If you notice any symptoms like lumps, sores, or changes in your breasts. Seek medical attention right away. Early detection saves lives. #AsibeHealthyGP #GrowingGautengTogether #BreastCancerAwareness
Those who wish to donate an organ or tissue can enquire at their nearest hospital or alternatively, register as a donor with Organ Donation Foundation
odf.org.za #OrganDonation #GiveTheGiftofLife
Lead can be found in old paint, contaminated soil, household dust, some plumbing systems, batteries, certain toys and imported products. Protect children from exposure and seek medical advice if you are concerned.
Lead poisoning can affect brain development, learning, behaviour, hearing and growth.
#LeadPoisoningAwareness #AsibeHealthyGP #GrowingGautengTogether
Human Papillomavirus (HPV), a major cause of cervical cancer, is preventable. Protect yourself by avoiding risky behaviours such as unprotected sex, having multiple sexual partners, and early sexual activity.
HPV can also spread through skin-to-skin contact and is more likely to occur in individuals with existing STIs. Women living with HIV are especially vulnerable, often affected between ages 15 and 49.
#CervicalCancerPrevention #AsibeHealthyGP
MEDIA STATEMENT || GAUTENG HEALTH PROMOTES HANDWASHING TO PROTECT LEARNERS AND BUILD HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES
As part of National School Health Awareness Week, the Gauteng Department of Health together with the Gauteng Department of Education and other stakeholders, is providing free health screenings at schools across Gauteng.
Services include vision, hearing, oral health, nutrition, mental health, TB screening, immunisation, deworming, and referral support to help learners stay healthy and succeed in their education.
#AsibeHealthyGP #HealthyLearners #SchoolHealthProgramme
As we continue to observe Eye Care Awareness Month, Reneilwe Teme, Optometrist, joined Westside FM today to raise awareness about the importance of eye health and educate the public on how to take good care of their eyes.
The interview highlighted the importance of regular eye examinations, early detection of eye conditions, and adopting healthy habits to protect and maintain good vision.
Remember, taking care of your eyes is taking care of your health!!
#AsibeHealthyGP
#EyeCareAwareness
Dr Itumeleng Mabei, an Optometrist did an interview at Umphakathi FM discussing the importance of eye care.
The discussion focuses on the importance of eye care, protecting our vision, recognising eye problems early, and understanding the connection between eye health and mental
Hepatitis is a silent threat that can lead to serious liver disease, cirrhosis and liver cancer. The good news is that it can be prevented through vaccination, safe practices, early testing and treatment.
Know the risks associated with injecting drugs, the importance of childhood vaccination and how to protect yourself and your loved ones. Together, let’s break down the barriers to prevention, testing and treatment. #WorldHepatitisDay #LetsBreakItDown #HepatitisAwareness
