Who is Diana Sarfati, the academic turned civil servant who now leads the Ministry of Health, asks Patrice Dougan. The answer seems to be an intellectual powerhouse with a great sense of humour and a truckload of dedication
Who is Diana Sarfati, the academic turned civil servant who now leads the Ministry of Health, asks Patrice Dougan. The answer seems to be an intellectual powerhouse with a great sense of humour and a truckload of dedication
Government needs to take a tougher approach to nutritional guidelines and the food industry, researchers say, after a new study estimates a “suboptimal diet” is attributable to seven out of 10 new type 2 diabetes cases globally
Who is Diana Sarfati, the academic turned civil servant who now leads the Ministry of Health, asks Patrice Dougan. The answer seems to be an intellectual powerhouse with a great sense of humour and a truckload of dedication
Government needs to take a tougher approach to nutritional guidelines and the food industry, researchers say, after a new study estimates a “suboptimal diet” is attributable to seven out of 10 new type 2 diabetes cases globally
Picking up the phone and calling a patient is still the most common way for GPs to engage with their patients, with many eschewing more modern technology such as video-calling
The entire model of primary care needs to be overhauled in order to more effectively care for people and to make general practice a more attractive profession, a specialist GP says