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Dominica seeks to lessen threat of vector borne illnesses
As a result of climate change, Dominica is positioning itself to protect its citizens from the risk of vector borne illnesses. The announcement was made by Health Minister, Dr. Kenneth Darroux while addressing a stakeholder’s conference on a Health Vulnerability […]
PAHO gets $2.57 million grant to fight diseases in the Americas
The PAHO Foundation today announced a three-year $2.57 million grant to the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) to further its work in the surveillance, prevention, education and control
17 million Caribbean people to benefit from CARPHA and Mexico MOU
The Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) has recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the ministry of health of the United Mexican States, through the Federal Commission
Caribbean included in Blue Bell Ice cream recall
As a result of the recent ice cream bacterial contamination, Blue Bell Creameries has made a decision to expand its recall to include all of its products currently
PAHO seeks to reduce maternal deaths by haemorrhage
One in five maternal deaths in the Americas is the result of obstetric haemorrhage during or immediately after childbirth. To prevent these deaths, the Pan American Health Organization/World
Morgue Mania in Dominica
[quite_right] By Caribbean Medical News Staff [/quote_right] Dominica’s Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH) has been at the center of attention in recent times because there has been an increasing worry
Too many Dominicans traveling for treatment
New Minister of Health, Dr. Kenneth Darroux says that too many Dominicans are leaving the island to seek medical help in neighbouring countries and the matter needs to
Dominica says get tested for breast cancer early
A Dominican GP is asking patients to get early detection for breast cancer. Describing treatment as expensive and emotionally taxing, she said that early detection may help in
Nigerian music group not welcome in Dominica
Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit has “banned” the Nigerian group Flavour from the World Creole Music Festival as fears of the Ebola virus grip the island. According a press release,
Dominica screening students for Ebola
In a move much like that taken by the Minister of Health John Boyce, in Barbados, Dominica will be screening students coming from West Africa where an outbreak