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Ivermectin Research

Emerging Evidence Demonstrating the Efficacy of Ivermectin

After COVID-19 emerged on U.S shores, providers began reviewing the emerging basic science, translational, and clinical data to identify potentially effective treatment options. In addition, a multitude of both novel and repurposed therapeutic agents were used empirically and studied within clinical trials.

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Beware all assets

Beware all assets!

With the ANC having declared itself in favour of a provision for the custodianship of ‘certain’ land as part of its preferred formulation for the constitutional amendment, it is important not to lose sight of a critical fundamental: land may be the immediate target of these measures, but it will not be the only one.

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Confronting the real ‘power hierarchy’ barring SA’s upward mobility

The real ‘power hierarchy’ barring SA’s upward mobility

In his snide critique of the IRR and other opponents of the Promotion of Equality and Prevention of Unfair Discrimination (Pepuda) Amendment Bill (the Bill), Professor Pierre de Vos of the University of Cape Town Law Faculty indicates that all inequalities in South Africa are the result of ‘structural or systemic barriers’ resulting from the ‘power hierarchy’.

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Polycythemia

Polycythemia and Covid-19

Polycythemia means too many cells and the primary risk is blood clotting, which is lethal to 1 in 4 people globally & annually affects 900 000 people in the US.

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Forty-five years after the Soweto Revolt

Yesterday marked the 45th anniversary of the start of the Soweto Revolt. Back then, on 16th June 1976, black South Africans faced pervasive racial discrimination in education, employment, home ownership, land purchases, and many other spheres.

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