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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2026, putting renewed focus on early detection, timely diagnosis and access to breast cancer care in Gauteng and around the world. From 1 to 31 October, the World Health Organization is marking the month under the theme, “Every story is unique, every journey matters,” as breast cancer remains the most common cancer among women globally.
Collagen supplements may offer modest benefits for skin hydration, elasticity and some joint symptoms, but they cannot reverse ageing or replace healthy lifestyle habits. As collagen powders, capsules and drinks become part of many consumers’ wellness routines, questions remain about how these products work and whether their advertised benefits justify the cost. For Gauteng residents considering collagen supplements, understanding the different types, possible side effects and limitations of the available research can help them make informed purchasing decisions.
Women’s Month may be drawing to a close, but the challenges facing many women continue beyond August. Across Gauteng, women experiencing domestic violence, gender based violence, sexual violence or abuse have access to legal protection, emergency shelters, specialised healthcare, counselling services and dedicated support centres throughout the year.
Cold temperatures and cloudy skies do not mean ultraviolet radiation disappears, which is why skin protection remains important throughout winter in Gauteng. UVA and UVB rays are present throughout the year, although their intensity changes with the season, and people who spend time outdoors or close to windows may still receive ultraviolet exposure. However, sunscreen is generally not necessary for people spending the entire day indoors away from direct sunlight, according to guidance from the Cancer Council Australia.
Gauteng’s cold, dry winter weather can leave hair feeling rough, brittle and harder to manage, particularly for people with coloured hair, natural curls, protective styles or visible grey strands. Low humidity, hot showers, indoor heating and frequent heat styling can all affect moisture levels in the hair and scalp.
The health benefits and risks of going without underwear are being discussed again as World No Panty Day is observed on 22 June. While the practice is often associated with comfort or personal preference, medical experts say there may be genuine health benefits in certain situations, particularly when it comes to ventilation, moisture control and reducing irritation.
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As temperatures continue dropping across Gauteng, many South Africans are turning to affordable nutrient rich foods to help support their immune systems during the winter cold and flu season. Health experts say seasonal eating habits often shift during winter as people search for foods that may help support energy levels, gut health and overall wellness.