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House Call with Dr Thandeka Mazibuko

by Dr. Thandeka Mazibuko

Welcome to House call with Dr. Thandeka Mazibuko , medical doctor , based in New York City, this is fountain of knowledge, community engagement, storytelling , wisdom fun and motivation. Sharing medical knowledge, expertise and life experiences in this health care and life journey to inspire you to live a fruitful long life. House Call with Dr Thandeka Mazibuko podcast is filled with wisdom, Motivation , wellness , fitness , health care , financial conversations . Saving lives through daily health education and awareness ! Empowering You not to give up on your dreams.

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Episodes

  1. New Year In Time Square Gquma

    Ngithe mangibuya izolo eTime Square ngaGquma #gqumani

  2. Anatomy of the Nasal Cavity

    The Covid19 text goes to the nasal cavity , let’s review the anatomy to understand more about covid19

  3. Black Female in Medicine with Maxon

    Thank you Maxon for joining the House call with Dr. Thandeka Mazibuko touching on transformation in the field of Medicine. We need more black females in Medicine. We appreciate your views and we will attend to all the voice messages you live for House Call with Dr Thandeka Mazibuko . Join the...

  4. Mask or No Mask : Asilalelele

    Should you be wearing a mask? Why? On House Call with Dr Thandeka Mazibuko , the discussion is on to wear a mask , how long , which one and why?

  5. Black Women in Medicine of KwaNyuswa Village , Durban, South Africa in the cure against COVID19

    Recognizing Black Women in Medicine in my family , reviewing their health methods to use against SARS COV 2. How the women in Medicine in my family and village prevented diseases . The skill of health care started from my home to the world .

  6. Asilaleleni : listen to the stories

    Breast Cancer Awareness , storytelling, health care awareness. This Seson is about stories that teaches and changes how we view life as a whole. Prevention is better than cure. Lessons learnt in the management of patients with breast cancer. Challenging the status core and taking care of our own...

  7. Black Female in Medicine

    Growing up in the dusty village of KwaNyuswa there were many challenges I faced to be one of the Black physician in Medicine. This discussion goes back to the history of Black Female in Medicine personally and globally. Be motivated to do even better. This episode is for you. It will give you a...

About this show

Welcome to House call with Dr. Thandeka Mazibuko , medical doctor , based in New York City, this is fountain of knowledge, community engagement, storytelling , wisdom fun and motivation. Sharing medical knowledge, expertise and life experiences in this health care and life journey to inspire you to live a fruitful long life. House Call with Dr Thandeka Mazibuko podcast is filled with wisdom, Motivation , wellness , fitness , health care , financial conversations . Saving lives through daily health education and awareness ! Empowering You not to give up on your dreams.

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does House Call with Dr Thandeka Mazibuko have?

House Call with Dr Thandeka Mazibuko has 8 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on January 2, 2021.

What is House Call with Dr Thandeka Mazibuko about?

Welcome to House call with Dr. Thandeka Mazibuko , medical doctor , based in New York City, this is fountain of knowledge, community engagement, storytelling , wisdom fun and motivation. Sharing medical knowledge, expertise and life experiences in this health care and life journey to inspire you to...

How often does House Call with Dr Thandeka Mazibuko release new episodes?

House Call with Dr Thandeka Mazibuko publishes daily, based on its 8 episodes since December 2020.

Who hosts House Call with Dr Thandeka Mazibuko?

House Call with Dr Thandeka Mazibuko is created and hosted by Dr. Thandeka Mazibuko.
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