Obesity: treating it differently, acting globally New medications for obesity can help patients lose weight, but they do not address the underlying causes of this chronic, multifactorial disease. By Muriel Scibilia | HEALTH | 24 March 2026
Obésité : traiter autrement, agir globalement Les nouveaux médicaments pour traiter l’obésité font perdre du poids mais ne s’attaquent pas aux causes de cette maladie chronique et multifactorielle By Muriel Scibilia | HEALTH | 1 March 2026
Les écrans, faux amis des tout-petits Avant trois ans, les écrans perturbent le développement du cerveau, du langage et du lien affectif alerte la psychothérapeute Karine De Leusse By Muriel Scibilia | HEALTH | 1 February 2026
It’s official: alcohol damages DNA Ahead of the busy festive season, learn about the dangers of alcohol that will no doubt be tempting in the coming weeks By Sebastian Zielinski | HEALTH | 8 December 2025
Health equity for her: South Africa’s G20 moment Carrying the G20 baton this year, South Africa could redefine national health access for women By Hamnah Hafeez | HEALTH | 14 October 2025
Understanding uterine fibroids Millions of women worldwide are suffering with fibroids, some openly and some hidden from sight By Mohammed Nizam and Neil Resnick | HEALTH | 1 October 2025
The threat of non-communicable diseases We need to act now to prevent millions of deaths as the 21st century’s deadliest killers remain prevalent By Sakshi Ramlugon | HEALTH | 1 July 2025
Evolution of robotic surgery Over two and a half decades, robotic surgery in humans has led to tremendous advances in the management of complex surgical conditions By Mohammed Nizam | HEALTH | 1 June 2025
Is your gut the secret to long-term health and happiness? Awareness around the importance of the gut is gaining momentum globally, and this is being fueled by a landmark scientific discovery By Dr Megan Rossi | HEALTH | 1 May 2025