Professor Colleen Aldous recently contributed a chapter to the book: COVID-19: Management and Responses, Lessons Learnt for the Future. Her chapter titled: Evidence-Based Medicine, Critical Thinking and Meaningful Public Health

Professor Colleen Aldous recently contributed a chapter to the book: COVID-19: Management and Responses, Lessons Learnt for the Future. Her chapter titled: Evidence-Based Medicine, Critical Thinking and Meaningful Public Health
UKZN’s final-year Bachelor of Medical Science students were recently exposed to the art of curating museums, thanks to a practical innovative initiative based on anatomical laboratory techniques actioned by Ms
UKZN’s immunologist and Medical Microbiology senior academic, Professor Zilungile Mkhize-Kwitshana, is passionate about boosting research capacity in her academic sphere. She has initiated a cohort supervision at the School of
Globally renowned for her work on Asthma in Children, Professor Refiloe Masekela (@bronchigirl), Head of Paediatrics and Child Health at the University of KwaZulu-Natal is a recipient of the distinguished
Medical Officer in the Department of Health, Dr Rodney Hudson Magwenya was awarded a PhD in Family Medicine for his study that developed a continuing professional education model for medical
‘I am extremely proud of this great achievement,’ said Dr Sabina Medal Govere who graduated with a PhD in Public Health. ‘The PhD journey was a test of my perseverance
Principal Investigator and research clinician at the Centre for the AIDS Programme of Research in South Africa (CAPRISA) Dr Sharana Mahomed graduated with a PhD in Public Health. Supervised by Professor
Public health professional, Dr Alexander Cheza graduated with a PhD in Public Health Medicine. His study on non-communicable diseases (NCDs), namely cancer, diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular diseases and hypertension in people
Dr Akawa Oluwole Bidemi was awarded a PhD in Pharmaceutical Chemistry for his study on the use of combinatorial in silico techniques in the selective targeting of bromodomain and extra-terminal
‘I feel extremely proud to be the first person to achieve a PhD in my family,’ said UKZN lecturer Dr Hafaza (Hafsa) Amod. ‘I also feel blessed because I come