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Mia Malan
Verified
Editor-in-Chief, Bhekisisa
Johannesburg
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Local Houston news, anything technical Hurricane Harvey recovery medical cannabis industry, anything medical
Lifestyle, Business
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By Mia Malan Verified| TimesLIVE Verified 15 April 2025 - 17:14 Just R20 for the first month. Support independent journalism by subscribing to our digital news package. In this podcast episode, Mia Malan speaks to psychiatrist Renata Schoeman, who is the co-author of South Africa’s ADHD management guidelines and chairs the special interest ADHD group of the SA Society of Psychiatrists. Up to 16% of school-aged children and 4% of adults have attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, show international studies.
By Mia Malan Verified, Danny Booysen| Bhekisisa@ Up to 16% of school-aged children and 4% of adults have attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, show international studies. In South Africa, the proportion of people with ADHD who use government health facilities is as low as 2% because the public sector doesn’t have enough of the right health workers to diagnose people. Eight in 10 people with the condition have a child, parent or sibling with it.
By Mia Malan Verified| TimesLIVE Verified 15 April 2025 - 17:14 Just R20 for the first month. Support independent journalism by subscribing to our digital news package. In this podcast episode, Mia Malan speaks to psychiatrist Renata Schoeman, who is the co-author of South Africa’s ADHD management guidelines and chairs the special interest ADHD group of the SA Society of Psychiatrists. Up to 16% of school-aged children and 4% of adults have attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, show international studies.
Company Info
Bhekisisa
The Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism is an independent media organization dedicated to narrative, solutions-based journalism that addresses health and social justice issues across Africa. The name "Bhekisisa," meaning "to scrutinise" in isiZulu, reflects its mission to critically examine public health matters. Originally a health desk at the Mail & Guardian, Bhekisisa became an independent nonprofit in 2019, supported by funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Bhekisisa produces in-depth journalism, offering evidence-based reporting on various health topics. They provide media training for journalists and civil society to foster a new generation of health reporters. The organization also hosts public forums to discuss health issues and produces a monthly TV show called "Health Beat," which airs on eNCA. Their stories are widely distributed through major South African media outlets, reaching policymakers, academics, and activists, and influencing national agendas. Bhekisisa has received recognition for its impactful reporting, particularly in areas like abortion access and health policy during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Johannesburg, South Africa
+27 11 250 7300
Founded: 2013