Herald Reporter
More than 100 people will benefit from free surgical eye operations being undertaken by United States of America-based eye specialists and their local counterparts. The five-day surgery targets people with diabetic eye complications. The programme started yesterday and ends on Friday.

Dear Gina Tee, I am a 17-year-old girl and I suffer from many allergies including hay fever. How do I handle it?

Dr Health
Disease burden is the overall impact that health conditions have on an individual and society alike. It is not limited to one’s disability, quality of life and life expectancy but also the financial implications

Health Reporter
A community-based youth organisation is seeking partnerships with the corporate world and donor community to pay school fees for orphans and other vulnerable children under its jurisdiction. The

Paidamoyo Chipunza Health Reporter
People living positive with HIV along the Zambezi Valley are angry with their local health authority over access to drugs. The residents in Kanyemba in Mbire district get their drugs from neighbouring

BRISBANE. — Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is conducting research into a new drug-free treatment helping alcohol-dependent people, the Australian university with an applied emphasis in courses and research said yesterday. 

Dr Health
Back pain is an increasing concern as we spend the majority of our day in a seated position. From eight to 10 hours of work to long commutes to finishing the day off with hours of television, poor

Catherine Murombedzi Herald Reporter
MANY people in Zimbabwe are scared to know their HIV status. Status awareness appears to have increased as results from a national survey showed that the percentage of people ever tested for HIV

Emergencies and injuries can cause extreme distress both for the injured person, and for those who are attending to them. The most important thing to do is to stay calm and try to keep the victim calm as

The following is a conservation between Mqondisi Mkandla (MM), an HIV positive teenager, and MSF in Harare before he left for Washington to attend an International Aids Conference which ended on Friday

Shingirai Huni Herald Correspondent
Rutendo Chizura (7) is seeking assistance to buy sun-screens, protective clothing against sunlight and to go to South Africa for a skin operation. She is suffering from xerodema pigmentosa — a rare