At what age can a child start jogging
Children's Health

At what age can a child start jogging?

Have you ever found yourself marvelling at how much energy kids have? They seem to sprint from one adventure to the next without ever slowing down, right? Whether it’s chasing butterflies, playing tag, or just running in circles for the fun of it, kids are natural-born runners. But have you ever wondered, “At what age is it okay to harness that boundless energy into something a bit more structured, like jogging?”

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10 High-Protein Meals That Fill You Up_ South African Style
Lifestyle

10 High-Protein Meals That Fill You Up: South African Style

We all know that protein is key to keeping us full and energised throughout the day but finding meals that are both satisfying and nutritious can be a bit tricky. If you’re in South Africa and looking to whip up something delicious that won’t leave you feeling hungry in an hour, you’re in the right place.

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Health Conditions

What is HPV? Let’s talk about it in simple terms!

Human Papillomavirus is one of the most common viral infections out there. Most of us will come into contact with it at some point in our lives, but don’t panic—it’s not all doom and gloom! In this article, we’ll break down everything you need to know about HPV, from what it is to how to prevent it.

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Children's Health

Quick and easy steps to stop a child’s nosebleed

Nosebleeds, also known in medical terms as Epistaxis, can be alarming, especially when it happens to your little one. If you’ve ever had your child come running to you with tears in their eyes, holding their nose, you know the panic that sets in.

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Children's Health

Reflux in children

Gastro-oesophageal reflux (GOR) occurs when stomach contents (acid) leaks from the stomach and moves up into the oesophagus (food pipe). This is also known as ‘reflux’ and can happen with or without regurgitation or vomiting.

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Fever Friend or Foe (2)
Children's Health

Fever in children – friend or foe?

From a stomach virus to flu and COVID-19, a fever is a common sign and a reaction of the immune system to fight pathogens. Fever is also one of the most common presenting symptoms in any child and the cause of up to 20% of all consultations in children but the fact is, fevers are usually harmless and often helpful.

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Lifestyle

Improving the quality of our air at home

In today’s world, many people are becoming increasingly environmentally aware, taking steps to reduce their carbon footprints and live healthier lives. From recycling diligently to minimizing plastic use to preserve sea life, individuals are making conscious efforts to contribute positively to climate change.

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is flouride safe for children
Children's Health

Is fluoride safe for children?

As concerned parents, we always strive to provide the best for our children, and taking care of their oral health is a crucial part of that effort. However, in our desire to do what’s best, we might sometimes overdo what is believed to be beneficial. This raises the important question: “Is fluoride safe for children?” In this article, we will delve into this topic to ensure that new moms are well-informed.

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Diabetes burnout is real.

Diabetes burnout is real

In this article, we’ll explore the impact of diabetes on mental health, recognise the symptoms of diabetes burnout, and provide ten essential tips for coping with this condition.

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