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New model maps where HIV is concentrated and disease is more advanced
Research shows how African biostatistical expertise can make existing health data more useful for HIV decision-making.
5 August 2026
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CoRECT study targets unanswered questions about colorectal cancer in South Africans
The CoRECT Cancer Study begins a long-term effort to understand colorectal cancer, including why it affects increasingly younger people.
4 August 2026
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African-led study delivers one of the largest microbiome feedback initiatives
Excellent science should not only generate new discoveries but ensure that trial participants who make these discoveries possible share in the benefits.
3 August 2026
New model maps where HIV is concentrated and disease is more advanced
Research shows how African biostatistical expertise can make existing health data more useful for HIV decision-making.
5 August 2026
CoRECT study targets unanswered questions about colorectal cancer in South Africans
The CoRECT Cancer Study begins a long-term effort to understand colorectal cancer, including why it affects increasingly younger people.
4 August 2026
African-led study delivers one of the largest microbiome feedback initiatives
Excellent science should not only generate new discoveries but ensure that trial participants who make these discoveries possible share in the benefits.
3 August 2026
Wits researchers won four national Science Oscars for work that improves lives. The University will lead a new South African-German renewable energy centre. Business leader Dr Reuel Khoza urges graduates to lead with integrity after receiving an honorary doctorate, while experts warned of a looming gas shortage in the near future. Eligible Wits retirees can now keep their Wits email address for life through a new university benefit.
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