Health in South Africa - An Executive Summary
- Publisher:
- The Lancet
- Publication Date:
- 25 August 2009
- Tags:
- South Africa, HIV-Aids and STDs, Health and Medicine, Tuberculosis, Environment
A special series of the Lancet focusing on South Africa spells out in painful detail how many of our health indicators are the worst in the world. But while our health system is littered with lost opportunities, the Zuma government brings the possibility of real progress, argue the series authors.
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