Awareness, knowledge, and action capture the spirit of International Women’s Day which was celebrated across the globe this week on the 8th of March. This year in fact marked a special milestone of 110 years since the first gathering was held in 1911. International Women’s Day is a time-honoured tradition for women of all ages and from all walks of life, and for different reasons. From their resilience to their positive influence, today celebrates the achievements of women and their contribution to the upliftment of society

Awareness, knowledge, and action capture the spirit of International Women’s Day which was celebrated across the globe this week on the 8th of March. This year in fact marked a special milestone of 110 years since the first gathering was held in 1911. International Women’s Day is a time-honoured tradition for women of all ages and from all walks of life, and for different reasons. From their resilience to their positive influence, today celebrates the achievements of women and their contribution to the upliftment of society

Stress has become a defining feature of modern life. Long working hours, emotional strain, sedentary routines, and constant digital stimulation place sustained pressure on the body — often without obvious symptoms. While stress is commonly associated with mental and emotional health, its effects on the cardiovascular system are just as significant, and often far more silent.

If you’re visiting the Morton & Partners Riverlands branch, convenient parking and access are available via the P1 parking area. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you find us easily and make use of the Parket smart parking system.

Dr Pretorius explained how radiology allows us to look inside the body without surgery — from X-rays and ultrasound to CT, MRI, and mammograms. He shared the fascinating history of the first X-ray, described how modern imaging evolved from simple shadows to crystal-clear 3D insights, and emphasized why radiologists are the “gatekeepers of radiation” in medicine.

Morton & Partners proudly congratulates Dr. Paul Scholtz on being awarded the ESGAR Diploma in Gastrointestinal and Abdominal Radiology (EDGAR) — a rare and highly respected international qualification recognising advanced expertise in abdominal imaging. Dr. Scholtz is the first radiologist in Africa to receive this accolade, joining a select group of specialists worldwide.

Morton & Partners Radiologists are pleased to announce the launch of a new Fluoroscopy unit at Cape Town Mediclinic Hospital, now open and accepting patient referrals. This service expansion enhances access to advanced fluoroscopy imaging in Cape Town, supporting a wide range of diagnostic procedures with a strong focus on image quality, patient safety, and efficient clinical workflows.