Healthcare
New Start Centre Halts ART and PrEP Refills Amid Funding Cut
The Population Solutions for Health (PSH) New Start Centre in Harare’s CBD has temporarily suspended services for patients on ART and those seeking PrEP refills, NewZimbabwe.com has learned.
Read More »Cholera Cases Rise to 44 in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe has recorded 44 confirmed cases of cholera since the latest outbreak began in November last year, the Ministry of Health and Child Care announced on Tuesday night.
Read More »Weekly Disease Surveillance Report: Over 6,900 Diarrhoea Cases and 1,048 Malaria Cases Recorded
The Ministry of Health and Child Care has published the weekly disease surveillance report for the week ending 19 January 2025.
Read More »Zimbabwe Assures Sufficient Stock of ARVs Amidst Aid Cuts
The National AIDS Council (NAC) has assured that Zimbabwe possesses an adequate supply of antiretroviral (ARV) drugs for the 1.2 million individuals receiving antiretroviral therapy (ART), despite the United States halting aid via USAID.
Read More »Zimbabwe to Lift Ban on Advertising Medical Services
Zimbabwe is set to amend legislation that currently prohibits the advertising of medical and health services.
Read More »Two Confirmed Mpox Cases in Zimbabwe
The Ministry of Health and Child Care has confirmed two cases of Mpox in Zimbabwe,
Read More »Over 20,000 Malaria Cases & 44 Deaths Reported
Zimbabwe has seen a surge in malaria cases, with over 20,000 reported instances and 44 fatalities in recent weeks, as per data from the Health and Child Care Ministry.
Read More »Four-Year-Old Boy Dies After Choking On A Bottle Top
A four-year-old boy from Lion Park, Harare, died after he choked on a bottle top on Saturday, 09 March.
Read More »Police Identify Christmas Day Booze Drinking Minors
POLICE say they have identified two of the 10 minors who were caught on video on Christmas Day drinking beer in central Harare.
Read More »Women Beware: Birth Control Pills Linked to Thinning Brain Regions! The Startling Truth Unveiled
A recent study conducted in Canada concluded that using contraceptives daily could influence specific brain regions related to “decision-making and impulse control.”
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