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businessday.co.za > news > health > 2026-09-03-mandatory-medical-scheme-membership-could-cut-costs-by-30-says-association

How the cost of medical aid could be cut by up to 30%

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (420+ words) Health & Science Correspondent The HFA is an industry association for medical schemes and administrators covering about half the market. Its analysis, set out in a report released on Wednesday, considered the impact of introducing mandatory membership and a risk equalisation…...

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businessday.co.za > opinion > 2026-08-25-editorial-nih-funding-reprieve-should-spur-sa-to-invest-more-in-science

EDITORIAL | NIH funding reprieve should spur SA to invest more in science

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (431+ words) The US National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) surprise announcement last week that it is lifting the ban on funding South African research is good news. But it does not absolve the government of its duty to step up funding for…...

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businessday.co.za > news > health > 2026-08-20-nih-reverses-trump-era-ban-on-sa-research-funding

NIH reverses Trump-era ban on South African research funding

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (417+ words) Health & Science Correspondent The US National Institutes of Health (NIH) has ended its ban on funding South African research projects, opening the door for local scientists to apply for its grants once more. In a memo sent to staff, a…...