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Wellness and health - it’s kind of a bigger deal than ever, but where do you go on this whole wide internet for the best medical advice?And how often are you finding information that takes on a South African perspective?That’s why Cipla brings you Health Matters.

Podcast · By Cipla RSA · English · Official site

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Sep 4, 2026
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Jul 9, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    UTI Symptoms, Prevention & Treatment: What Every Woman Should Know (opens the original)

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    UTIs are common — but if you keep getting them, you may be wondering: Why does this keep happening, and what can I do about it? In this episode of Health Matters , Dr Michael Mol sits down with women’s health specialist Dr Zenda to unpack everything you need to know about urinary tract infections. From recognising the symptoms to understanding why UTIs can come back, they discuss: • Why women are more likely to get UTIs • Why some UTIs keep coming back • What you can actually do to help prevent

  2. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Colds vs Flu: What’s the Difference & How to Recover Faster? (opens the original)

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    Is it a cold or the flu? And what should you actually do when you get sick? In this episode of Health Matters , Dr Michael Mol breaks down the science behind colds and flu — from understanding the difference between the two to supporting your immune system and knowing when your symptoms require medical attention. We look at practical ways to help prevent illness, including sleep, managing stress, nutrition, handwashing, ventilation and flu vaccination. Dr Michael also explains how to manage symp

  3. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    ADHD: The Signs We Miss & Why So Many People Go Undiagnosed (opens the original)

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    What does ADHD really look like — and why are so many children and adults going undiagnosed?In this episode of Health Matters, Dr Michael Mol speaks to psychiatrist Professor Renata Schoeman about what ADHD really is, the signs that are often overlooked, and why girls and women are frequently missed. They explore how ADHD can affect children and adults, from attention and organisation to emotional regulation, school and work.The conversation also covers diagnosis, treatment and medication, the r

  4. Episode · Jul 23, 2026

    Vaccines: The Science, The Fear & The Facts | What Everyone Needs to Know (opens the original)

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    Vaccines have transformed global health, preventing millions of deaths and protecting communities from some of the world's most dangerous diseases. Yet vaccine hesitancy, misinformation, and declining immunisation rates are creating new challenges for public health. In this episode of Health Matters, Michael sits down with Professor Hannelie to explore the science behind vaccines, the myths that continue to fuel fear, and the facts every South African should know. From childhood immunisations an

  5. Episode · Jul 9, 2026

    One Puff Away: The Real Cost of Vaping (opens the original)

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    What starts as curiosity can quickly become a habit. A borrowed vape from a friend, a sweet flavour, or a social media trend—and before long, vaping can become part of everyday life. But behind the colourful devices and flavoured clouds lies a growing health concern that many teens and parents don't fully understand. In this episode of Health Matters, we speak to a leading university researcher about the science behind vaping, the reality of nicotine addiction, and the impact vaping can have on

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