Like the rest of the world, our editor-in-chief, Mia Malan, spent far too much time sucked into the drama that is the Trump administration and so did you, if our top read stories are anything to go by.
Our senior programme manager Rosaline Daniel fell for Dr Indira Govenders night shift at a rural clinic, where no ambulances just meant finding another way. Nicole Ludolph, our engagement producer, couldnt stop thinking about Groote Schuurs staff everyone from the CEO to the porter navigating budget cuts with their humanity intact.
Anna-Maria van Niekerk rounded up her favourite Health Beat episodes from our monthly TV programme, which airs the last Sunday of every month on eNCA which included stories about freeing HIV patients from clinic queues, ketamines messy promise and the flood survivors that refuse to let their trauma go unheard.
Here is a mix of your favourites and our most loved print and Health Beat stories this year.
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Like the rest of the world, our editor-in-chief, Mia Malan, spent far too much time sucked into the drama that is the Trump administration and so did you, if our top read stories are anything to go by. You clearly needed some good news, and her reporting on the 6-monthly anti-HIV jab, which will roll out next year, seemed to fill that gap.
Also in our top 10: the profile about Ndiviwe Mphothulo, the president of the Southern African HIV Clinicians Society, and the National Health Insurance NIH maths problem.
