Imagine being an african woman during the era of apartheid and trying to become a doctor. This is the situation that Dr. Eva Seobi found herself. Against all odds she became a doctor. How did she in the face of such great adversity achieve her dream? This is what we will be discovering in this episode.

Theatre Sisters play an important role in the thearte team. How do you become a theatre sister? Sister Lydia Valentine is a qualified Perioperative Nurse Practitioner. She shed light on how to become a theatre sister. What is the role of a theatre sister? What are the pros and cons of becoming a theatre sister.

Mental Health is an important issue in our community. Depression is the one mental health condition that many people suffer from without even knowing it. Dr. Marc Hector is a qualified psychiatrist who give a comprhensive overview of what is depression, who gets it,how to recognise it and how it is treated. We even discuss postpartum depression and how to identify if some is having suicidal thoughts. This episode will leave you enlightened and empowered. Your health in your hands.

There is a way of knowing if a child may be having cancer. There is a way of knowing early enough so that the child can get treatment and have optimal outcome. Everyone who has children needs to know this mnemonic Saint SILUANE. Dr. Mothusi Mathibe from the Paediatric Onology unit at Red Cross War Memorial Children's Hospital discusses this topic in depth. Being AWARE could save a life. Watch the full episode and save a life. Your health is in your hands.

Nursing is a noble profession. It is a profession of serving, advocating, treating, caring and supporting patients. Many want to be nurses but may not know how to get there. Sister Lydia Valentine is a qualified professional nurse who unpacks what is a nurse. She outlines the diffrent types of nurses. How to qualify as a nurse and so much more.

The bulging eye or proptosis is a common sign. It is always an indication that something serious is hapening and needs serious attention. Dr. Hamza Mustak joins me in this episode to discuss this topic in depth. This episode is a muct watch.

Cataracts are one of the major cause of blindness in the world. Dr. Johann Lamprecht will be exploring this topic in an easy to unerstand manner. We will be answering the questions 1. What is a cataract? 2. What causes a cataract? 3. How do we treat a cataract? 4. What are the complications of the cataract surgery? 5. What will happen if you do not get the cataract operation? 6. Closing message

Diabetic patients can develop serious eye problems. Diabetic retinopathy is a prevenatable disease. You can save your eyes from it!!!! Dr. Tebz explores this topic with Prof. Aubrey Makgotloe. Prof. Aubrey Makgotloe is the Head of the Ophthalmology Department at the University of the Witwatersrand.