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With the growing worldwide concern over the Zika virus, Antigua & Barbuda’s Health Minister Molwyn Joseph has dismissed rumours of a possible 17 new cases of pregnant women

The 2016 edition of the Global Nutrition Report shows that the staggering rate of 30.9 per cent for adult obesity in Antigua & Barbuda has not improved since

Machinery acquired for thermal screening of travellers who may have been afflicted with the Ebola virus disease (EVD) is apparently in storage at the Ministry of Health, as

The Ministry of Health has signalled that an immunisation programme to prevent the human papillomavirus (HPV) from affecting students in secondary schools, conceptualised in 2013, is still on

Clinical Care Co-ordinator Dr Maria Pereira said, in light of the new HIV statistics, it’s time to upgrade the public education programme geared at reducing the number of

The head of the Caribbean Family Planning Affiliation is hoping for an era when adults are open to the idea of allowing their teenagers to be able to

The Ministry of Health has said there is no need for panic as the country confirmed a Gray’s Farm woman is the first Zika virus case here. At an

Nurses and other staff at the Mount St John’s Medical Centre (MSJMC) have been paid for the two-week period ending April 15. However, there was no indication when they

For a brief moment it appeared that good sense would prevail and the international community would ditch the failed ‘war on drugs’ policy. But all hopes were dashed