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Medimag Home of South Africa's first digital Medical Lifestyle Magazine. Join the conversation in all things healthcare related whilst living and thriving

We are thrilled to introduce Medimagza™️ South Africa’s premier digital medical lifestyle magazine. Tailored for healthcare professionals and enthusiasts alike, Medimagza™️ offers a unique blend of luxury, trends, cutting-edge technology, exquisite dining options, travel adventures, and lifestyle aspirations. Medimagza™️ is not your typical health or medical journal. Our light-hearted yet insightful content focuses on captivating aspects of healthcare, featuring interviews with medical experts and covering topics ranging from groundbreaking drugs to intriguing procedures. We aim to captivate our South African audience with stories that inspire and inform. At the helm of Medimagza™️ is our esteemed Editor-in-Chief, Clive Maistry. With a rich background in business, lifestyle, and media, Clive brings a unique perspective to the magazine. His passion for healthcare is evident in his active participation in community service at the Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe Hospital’s trauma unit. He was also honoured as the African Health Excellence Ambassador of the Northern Cape last year. Currently pursuing a law degree with a focus on medical law and following that up with an MBChB with aspirations in Emergency Medicine, Clive’s dedication to the field is unwavering. We invite you to explore all the exciting corners of our new medical lifestyle magazine. Here’s to 2025, a year poised to bring remarkable advancements in healthcare, wellbeing, and success. Enjoy the journey with Medimagza™️

👁 World Glaucoma Week Wrap-UpAs World Glaucoma Week comes to a close, the message remains clear:Early detection is the m...
15/03/2026

👁 World Glaucoma Week Wrap-Up

As World Glaucoma Week comes to a close, the message remains clear:

Early detection is the most effective way to protect your vision.

Glaucoma affects millions worldwide and remains a leading cause of preventable blindness.

Regular eye examinations allow healthcare professionals to detect glaucoma early and begin treatment before significant damage occurs.

Protect your vision.
Schedule regular eye exams.

👁 When Was Your Last Eye Test?Many people only visit an optometrist when they notice a problem.However, glaucoma often d...
14/03/2026

👁 When Was Your Last Eye Test?

Many people only visit an optometrist when they notice a problem.

However, glaucoma often develops without symptoms.

Routine eye exams allow healthcare professionals to detect changes in eye pressure and optic nerve health early.

If you have not had an eye test in the past year, consider scheduling one.

Early detection can protect your vision for life.

Schedule your eye test today.

👁 Protect Your VisionWhile glaucoma cannot always be prevented, early detection and treatment significantly reduce the r...
13/03/2026

👁 Protect Your Vision

While glaucoma cannot always be prevented, early detection and treatment significantly reduce the risk of vision loss.

Simple steps can help protect your eye health:

• Schedule regular eye exams
• Manage blood pressure and diabetes
• Maintain a healthy lifestyle
• Know your family history

Your eyesight is one of your most valuable senses.

Take the time to protect it.

12/03/2026

World Glaucoma Day 👁️

The “Thief of Sight”

Part 2 | World Glaucoma Week Educational Series

Continuing the discussion with Dr Andile Pieterson, this segment builds on the importance of early detection and ongoing eye care when it comes to glaucoma.

Through education and awareness, healthcare professionals can help ensure that more people understand the risks and the importance of routine eye examinations in protecting long-term vision.

Thank you to Dr Pieterson for contributing her expertise to the MEDIMAGZA community during World Glaucoma Week.

🩺 World Kidney Day – 12 MarchYour kidneys work around the clock to filter waste, balance fluids, and regulate blood pres...
12/03/2026

🩺 World Kidney Day – 12 March

Your kidneys work around the clock to filter waste, balance fluids, and regulate blood pressure — yet kidney disease often develops silently.

Millions of people worldwide live with chronic kidney disease (CKD) without knowing it.

Key risk factors include:
• Diabetes
• High blood pressure
• Heart disease
• Family history of kidney disease
• Obesity

Early detection through simple tests such as blood pressure checks, urine tests, and blood tests can help identify kidney problems before serious damage occurs.

This World Kidney Day, take a moment to prioritise your kidney health.

Healthy kidneys are essential for a healthy life.

👁 World Glaucoma Day – 12 MarchToday marks World Glaucoma Day, highlighting the importance of early detection in prevent...
12/03/2026

👁 World Glaucoma Day – 12 March

Today marks World Glaucoma Day, highlighting the importance of early detection in preventing vision loss.

Glaucoma damages the optic nerve, often due to increased pressure inside the eye.

Without treatment, it can lead to permanent blindness.

The good news: early diagnosis and treatment can slow or prevent further damage.

A simple eye exam could make all the difference.

Schedule your eye test today and protect your vision.

Anaemia in South Africa: What Every Clinician Should KnowAnaemia remains one of the most common clinical presentations e...
11/03/2026

Anaemia in South Africa: What Every Clinician Should Know

Anaemia remains one of the most common clinical presentations encountered in South African healthcare settings.

In the March Edition of MEDIMAGZA, Clinical Haematology Subspecialist Dr Jasmine Ramiah examines the factors contributing to anaemia within the local healthcare landscape — including chronic disease, infection, nutritional deficiencies and systemic illness.

Her article provides clinicians with a structured, practical perspective for frontline care.

Read the full feature in the March 2026 Edition of MEDIMAGZA.

Smarter Billing. Stronger Practice. 💼Running a successful healthcare practice requires more than excellent patient care....
11/03/2026

Smarter Billing. Stronger Practice. 💼

Running a successful healthcare practice requires more than excellent patient care. It requires efficient billing systems, strong cash flow, and reliable operational support.

EMedical Billing helps practices maximise revenue through accurate claims submission, rejection management, and real-time tracking—ensuring healthcare professionals are paid correctly and on time.

When billing runs efficiently, doctors gain more time to focus on what matters most: their patients.

If your practice is experiencing cash flow delays, rejected claims, or growing admin pressure, it may be time to review your billing systems.

For support with medical billing optimisation, contact:

EMedical Billing
🌐 www.emedicalbilling.co.za
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MEDIMAGZA Contributor SpotlightWe are proud to feature Dr Jasmine Ramiah, Clinical Haematology Subspecialist Fellow, as ...
11/03/2026

MEDIMAGZA Contributor Spotlight

We are proud to feature Dr Jasmine Ramiah, Clinical Haematology Subspecialist Fellow, as one of the expert contributors in the March 2026 Edition of MEDIMAGZA.

Her article explores an important clinical topic affecting millions across South Africa — anaemia, a condition frequently encountered in primary healthcare practice.

Through a structured clinical perspective, Dr Ramiah provides insights into the causes, impact and management considerations for frontline clinicians.

Read the full article in the March Edition of MEDIMAGZA.

👁 Why Glaucoma Is Called the Silent Thief of SightMost people with glaucoma do not notice symptoms until significant vis...
11/03/2026

👁 Why Glaucoma Is Called the Silent Thief of Sight

Most people with glaucoma do not notice symptoms until significant vision loss has already occurred.

This is why glaucoma is often detected too late.

Warning signs may include:

• Gradual loss of peripheral vision
• Blurred vision
• Eye pressure or discomfort
• Halos around lights

Routine eye tests allow healthcare professionals to detect glaucoma before vision is affected.

Protect your sight by scheduling regular eye exams.

Medical InsightIn healthcare, complaints rarely begin with a formal letter.More often, they begin with a conversation th...
10/03/2026

Medical Insight

In healthcare, complaints rarely begin with a formal letter.

More often, they begin with a conversation that didn't go the way the patient expected.

When patients feel unheard, uncertain, or disconnected from their practitioner, small concerns can quickly escalate into larger disputes.

Early engagement, clear communication, and empathy often play a greater role in resolving concerns than many clinicians realise.

As explored in the latest MEDIMAGZA edition, the first conversation between doctor and patient can shape everything that follows.

📖 Explore more insights in the March Edition of MEDIMAGZA.

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