 | From Rhode Skin to Lattafa: The brands that won beauty in 2025 Image credit: Ella McMeans on Dupe Photos |
| Eat, breathe, sleep: Dr Steven Olmos on the significance of sleep Image credit: cottonbro studio on Pexels |
 | South African boys are fighting an invisible battle with pride and pain Image credit: Keira Burton on Pexels |
| Innovation, experience, and expansion: Trendier AI's 2026 K-beauty forecast Image credit: Cosrx |
| There’s a difference between “I love you” and “I’m in love with you,” and Gen Z needs to know it Image credit: Liza Duymelinck on Dupe Photos |
| It’s giving boundaries, but are we actually okay? Gen Z and the new face of mental health awareness Image credit: Fika Photo on Pexels |
| ARC brings Gen Alpha's favourite skincare brand to South Africa Image credit: Screenshot/Drunk Elephant YouTube |
| Cervical cancer | Profmed’s Dr Moratwe Masima on prioritising prevention “Early cervical cancer detection enables women to receive appropriate medical care, leading to better survival rates," says Profmed’s Dr Moratwe Masima. Image supplied. |
| #WHXCapeTown: Why aren't more African women offered IR for fibroid treatment? Image credit: Sora Shimazaki on Pexels |
| #ThrivebyWHX: How attitude and physiology play a key role in longevity Image credit: Liliana Drew on Pexels |
 | How AI, wearable tech and data are transforming health decisions Image credit: Katie Huber-Rhoades on Dupe Photos |
| #WomensMonth: Meet Dr Judey Pretorius, the scientist transforming skincare |
| F45's Irma Human on functional fitness, Hyrox prep and run clubs Hyrox blends running with functional movements, so race prep should focus on strength, endurance, and movement quality. Image supplied. |
| The world’s first prescription hair regrowth gummy Image credit: Him&Hers |
Maroefah Smith | [Mental health] Tom Osborn, the co-founder of the Shamiri Institute, is behind one of Kenya’s most promising mental health interventions, one designed by young people, for young people and rooted firmly in African ways of thinking. |
| 75% of SA's professionals believe that NHI will worsen healthcare Image credit: Markus Frieauff on Unsplash |
 | The dangers of traumatic brain injuries in contact sport Image supplied. Diffusion tensor imaging shows corpus callosum fibre tracts in two adolescents: One with traumatic brain injury (TBI; G and H) and one with an orthopaedic injury (E and F). At 3 months post-injury (E, G), early degeneration and loss of fibre tracts are visible, especially in the TBI case. At 18 months (F, H), some recovery or reorganisation occurs, but persistent loss and thinning of tracts remain, particularly in the frontal regions, indicating lasting white matter damage after TBI. |
| #YouthMonth: Avian Bell on inclusive, impactful healthcare across Africa |
 | South Africa's healthcare gets a boost as construction begins on new medical school Source: Supplied. |
| Profmed steps in as 1,800 qualified SA doctors face job and healthcare crisis Source: Supplied. Profmed chief executive officer, Craig Comrie. |
