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Gupta on America’s biggest health problems 2015
After an incredibly busy 2014, during which health stories like Ebola, new food nutrition label rules, and the debate about the right to die sparked by Brittany Maynard dominated the headlines, it’s now worth looking at what we may be […]
Living longer but not healthier: health care policy in the Caribbean SIDS
The health of the citizens in the Caribbean differs by island. There are several indicators to indicate public health of a society. One of them is life-expectancy. According
US to study Cuba’s lung cancer vaccine: What the world can learn from Castro’s health service
American researchers are about to be given access for the first time to a breakthrough lung cancer vaccine developed in Cuba, in what could be one of the
BARBADOS’ CMO remarks at CPE session on Neurorehabilitation for Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury
Good afternoon and welcome to this continuing professional education session on Neurological Rehabilitation for Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury. I am very pleased to have been asked by Hibiscus
Antigua utilizes herbal remedies to treat Chikungunya
This time last year, 38-year-old Antigua born Sira Berzas fell ill with chikungunya, which is a mosquito-borne illness that has swept through the Caribbean and infected more
Obese kids’ parents may soon be branded “abusers” and fined
Obesity kills. And the medical community in Puerto Rico has taken note and so has the legislature. So much so, that the Government is planning to introduce a new
The Benefits of Exercise to Hypertensive Patients
Have you just been diagnosed with hypertension? In an age where some regional hospitals are seeing three strokes in two days, this may be a frightening diagnosis. However,
The state of Health Care in the Caribbean
The World Health Organization (WHO) published a ranking of global healthcare systems in their World Health Report 2000. According to an article in the June 29, 2012 edition
Low molecular weight heparin versus unfractionated heparin for perioperative thromboprophylaxis in patients with cancer
PEER REVIEW - Dr. Bim Afolabi selects the latest and best of peer-reviewed research papers Akl EA, Kahale L, Sperati F, et al. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2014 Jun
“Ageing well” must be a global priority
The World Health Organization says that ageing well must be a global priority. According to the WHO, a major new Series on health and ageing, published in "The