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Help easing the 2020 exam burden for your child
Exam time can be very stressful for everyone in the family as your child is preparing for his / her
11th November 2020
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Industry News
Medical scheme increases for 2021 – a different perspective
Medical scheme increases for 2021 – do you know what your actual premium increase will be?
23rd October 2020
Healthy Living
How much water do you really need to drink?
Human beings can survive without food for 30 to 40 days. But without water, life would end in 3 to
9th October 2020
Scheme benefits
Members on PRIVATE PLUS to consider their benefit options for 2021
With effect from 1 January 2021, your current Private Plus benefit option will be discontinued.
7th October 2020
Healthy Living
The ABC of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) affects the large intestine and is one of the most common digestive disorders. About one in
7th September 2020
Healthy Living
What does an anti-inflammatory diet look like?
Left unchecked, chronic inflammation can cause life-threatening disease. Fortunately, a nutritious, anti-inflammatory diet can help to keep you healthy.
25th August 2020
Healthy Living
Which diseases are caused by chronic inflammation?
More and more research is confirming low-level chronic inflammation as a major risk factor for developing serious health conditions.
17th August 2020
Good2Know
Teenspeak: Decoding the Gen Z lingo
Decoding the way your teen speaks to her Gen Z friends on WhatsApp, Instagram, or Facebook is a tricky business.
11th August 2020
Good2Know
TikTok – a really, really bad trend
TikTok, a platform known for short dance and comedy videos beloved by members of Generation Z, has been downloaded some
5th August 2020
Healthy Living
Antibiotics: why you should finish the course
Early in the twentieth century, antibiotics changed the world of medicine. But we could be losing our best weapon against
23rd July 2019
Healthy Living
Does my child have a cold, or is it flu?
Your child has come home from school with a runny nose and red cheeks.
19th July 2019
Healthy Living
Fever in children – what you should know
When children suddenly develop a high fever, it is alarming for parents.
16th July 2019
Healthy Living
Gluten-free lifestyle not for everyone
Does a gluten-free lifestyle always improve the health of everyone who follows it?
12th July 2019
Healthy Living
The link between gluten and autoimmune disease
Is there a link between gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley and rye, and autoimmune diseases such as type
9th July 2019
Healthy Living
Gluten and allergies – is there a link?
Could you be allergic to the gluten in bread and other foods that contain the protein?
5th July 2019
Healthy Living
Is ‘gluten free’ really better?
What exactly does the term “gluten free” on food labels mean?
2nd July 2019
Healthy Living
Insomnia – an epidemic of our times
It is estimated that only 70% of people get enough sleep at night.
28th June 2019
Healthy Living
Effects of sleep deprivation on your daily life
The human body needs at least seven to nine hours of sleep.
21st June 2019
Industry News
What your medical aid broker should be doing for you
Every month a big chunk of your income goes into your medical scheme contribution.
5th November 2016
Industry News
Part 3: Battle with PMB demystified
The issues and complexities around regulation 8 and section 29(1)(p) of the Medical Schemes Act (MSA) are difficult to understand.
5th November 2016
Industry News
5th November 2016
Industry News
5th November 2016
Industry News
5th November 2016
Industry News
How medical aid fraud affects you – Part 2
Medical aid fraud can have many different faces and affects every member
5th November 2016
Industry News
5th November 2016
Industry News
Medical scheme blues on Hellopeter.com
The customer is unhappy. Something went wrong and s/he is complaining. Loudly. Publicly.
5th November 2016
Industry News
The Role of the South African General Practitioner
How does the South African public, and more particularly the members of medical schemes, view our country’s general practitioners (GPs)?
5th November 2016