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Rheumatoid arthritis is easier to manage the earlier it is caught. Here are the early signs to watch for, from symmetrical joint pain and swelling to morning stiffness and fatigue, plus how it is diagnosed, how it is treated, and how to lower your risk.

Applying for medical aid in South Africa comes down to five steps: choose a plan, gather your documents, disclose your medical history, submit and await approval. Here is exactly what each step involves, plus waiting periods, late-joiner penalties and the mistakes to avoid.

Bronchiectasis is a lesser-known lung condition that causes a persistent cough, excess phlegm and repeated chest infections. Here is what it is, what causes it, how it is diagnosed and treated, and why catching it early matters so much.

Breast cancer, cervical cancer, diabetes and more: the 10 most common women’s health problems in South Africa, plus how to screen early and stay covered with Bloom.

Wondering what medical expenses you can claim at tax time? South Africa uses medical tax credits, not deductions. Here is what qualifies, who can claim, and how the credits are worked out.

A cold is usually mild in pregnancy, but flu can be serious. Here is how to ease your symptoms safely, which medicines to avoid, and why the flu vaccine is recommended for pregnant women in South Africa.