Men's Health
Men’s health and wellness – Expert tips
Taking charge of your health is vital at any age – and it’s never too late to start with healthier habits.
Men's Health
Obesity in men – the added dangers
Learn about the unique health risks men face due to obesity, including hormonal imbalance, cardiovascular threats, and cancer risks.
Medical
More than a six-pack
What media and popular culture serve men as ‘Health’ and masculinity often entails chiselled triceps and excessive use of protein supplements.
Children's Health
Sugar, spice, and all things nice
How do you, as a parent, navigate family gatherings, celebrations, and sweet treats that are given to your child?
Children's Health
Creating positive healthcare experiences
Children don’t necessarily look forward to going to a doctor or dentist.
Children's Health
Well-child visits: A check-up for a healthy future
Healthy children with average growth and development would be the dream of all parents.
Children's Health
Clever ways to help the medicine go down for the little ones
Make children’s medicine-taking an easier experience for themselves and the children.
Children's Health
First aid for children
You can’t always prevent your child from getting hurt, but you can be prepared. Start preparing from the moment your child is born.
Children's Health
Family health and children
Family health looks at children’s health and well-being in the context of their family unit. It considers children’s physical health as well as their emotional health.
Children's Health
The importance of handwashing for children
According to WHO, hands are the main pathway of germ transmission during health care.
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Welcome, Dr Karina Reis
We are pleased to welcome Dr. Karina Reis, Dentist, to the Intercare Glen Marais team.
Fear of the dentist? Try conscious sedation
Dental anxiety is common, but conscious sedation offers a safe and gentle way to ease your nerves. Learn how conscious sedation helps you stay calm and comfortable during dental visits.
Can you keep Alzheimer’s at bay with exercise?
Alzheimer’s can be kept at bay by physical exercise; exercise boosts protein levels known to strengthen communication between brain cells via synapses.
