If we place a stent in the heart, how many years will it work? This is a common question with a complex answer. Dr. Gautam Naik, Clinic Lead – Structural Heart Intervention Programme, explains that while some stents last 15–20 years, the average is about 7–10 years. The lifespan of a stent depends on: - Patient & Angiographic factors - The nature of the heart disease - Consistency with medication after the procedure Even with a stent, new blockages can still occur. Watch to learn why lifestyle a

PINETOWN, KZN Liliac (female) and Buster (male) are a bonded Pitbull sibling pair now around 3 years old. They came to us at 8 weeks old. They are fully vetted, but require yearly booster vacs. They are a loving pair and are well socialised with their pack. No cats. Would be good with older children who carry themselves well around dogs. Lilac and Buster to be homed together as a pair preferably with no other current dogs. Less complications and issues. To adopt, strict home checks and adoption