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Aspirin cuts cancer rates in people with hereditary risk by 60% Research has provided proof that taking a regular dose of aspirin reduces the long-term risk of cancer in people with a family history of the disease by about 60 percent. 21 Nov 2011
UCT students apply beauty as well as brains Two University of Cape Town students have been named Miss Cape Town 2011 and a semi-finalist in the Miss South Africa 2011 pageant, respectively. 21 Nov 2011
Bread tags for wheelchairs 18 Nov 2011
Brainy researchers win mental health prizes 18 Nov 2011
Dope addition to anti-drug board 18 Nov 2011
Awards aplenty at Obstetrics & Gynaecology 18 Nov 2011
Work programme to benefit those with disabilities 16 Nov 2011
Piano prodigy celebrates triumph 16 Nov 2011
Postgrad conference rolls on 15 Nov 2011
Challenges remain for SA, Price tells LSE 15 Nov 2011
Global group workshop ecologies 15 Nov 2011
Fugard on stage 15 Nov 2011
Three young UCT researchers selected for new science academy Three University of Cape Town scientists, all in their early to mid-30s, are among the 20 founder members of the new South African Young Academy of Science (SAYAS) - selected from almost 150 nominations. 15 Nov 2011
Align and integrate water research - Siebrits 14 Nov 2011
Vitamin D deficiency linked to TB 14 Nov 2011
ACDI unveiled 14 Nov 2011
Sustain nature, sustain humanity - Prince Charles 14 Nov 2011
Libraries' head Rapps up her revolution 14 Nov 2011
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