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Medical Chronicle asks some tough questions

Featured in the May edition of Medical Chronicle: Informed Consent: Are you doing it right? Practice Management: Keeping up with technology New Forum: Focus on thrombosis ADHD and Diet: Fact or fallacy?  

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Specialist Forum delves into a host of issues

The Specialist Forum’s May 2012 issue is packed full of information that will greatly benefit specialists throughout the country, both in private and government practice.   As well as the regular monthly update on developments affecting specialists throughout the country by the SA Private Practitioners Forum (SAPPF), this month’s issue includes the following articles: Tuberculosis [...]

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SA Ophthalmological Journal Autumn 2012

The second issue of SA Ophthalmological Journal for 2012 is a good opportunity to catch up on the Ophthalmological Society’s business over the year March 2011–March 2012 with comprehensive reports from the President, Deon Doubell, and the Secretary, Andries Stulting: who’s who; who’s new; who did what; plans for the future; issues regarding the BHF [...]

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We deliver the news

Packed with goodness. That is how we can describe the latest edition of Hire SA. We take a look at the new powerful electric breaker introduced by Bosch. The giant Doosan 70t hydraulic excavator is put through its paces, and we can report, that this machine will definitely make waves in the industry. Bell Equipment, [...]

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Winter is upon us

The first quarter of 2012 has passed and winter is upon us. Pharmacies are very busy at this time of the year as many people seeks advice for some relief from their colds and flu symptoms, while those who have been lucky enough to escape this year’s flu are earnestly looking for immune boosters or [...]

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EM talks sustainable construction

The March/April issue of Environmental Management gives coverage to the sustainable construction of the Oudebosch cabins in Kogelberg Nature Reserve, which is the ‘core zone’ of the Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve and is known for its extraordinary botanical richness and splendid mountain scenery. It is CapeNature’s flagship tourism facility and exemplifies the entity’s commitment to environmental [...]

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