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St Lucia and others impose travel ban regarding Ebola
With immediate effect, the St Lucia Government has imposed a travel ban on persons whose travel originates in Liberia, Guinea, Sierra Leone and anyone attempting to enter at their ports will be denied entry. Colombia, Trinidad & Tobago have also […]
38 000 new cases of chikungunya, 32 dead
While the Ebola virus rages through West Africa with up to 1 000 deaths to date, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) is saying that as many as
Fifteen countries confirm chikungunya disease
Fifteen countries have confirmed the presence of chikungunya disease and these include Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, British Virgin Islands, Dominica, the Dominican Republic, Guadeloupe, Guyana, Haiti, Martinique, St
St Lucia hosts Chikungunya education seminars
Local communities respond to government’s call-to-action to eliminate vector-borne diseases by organizing clean up campaigns. The Ministry of Health, Wellness, Human Services and Gender Relations has left no stone
St Lucia reports increase in chikungunya cases
CASTRIES, St Lucia (GIS) -- This week, health officials in Saint Lucia confirmed a total of 12 cases of chikungunya virus infection. Nahum Jn Baptiste, the island's national epidemiologist
St. Lucia bracing itself for possible chikungunya disease
The island of St. Lucia is bracing itself for a possible outbreak in chickungunya should the mosquito-borne disease spread throughout the region. According to health authorities there, the disease
St. Lucia pathologist says all countries should be vigilant of Ebola breakout
Doctor Stephen King, St. Lucia’s government pathologist said that while it is unlikely that the dreaded Ebola virus will surface in the Caribbean, the outbreak in Guinea is
CHART to host regional Training of Trainers Workshop in St. Lucia in February, 2014 in St Lucia
The UWI Caribbean HIV/AIDS Regional Training (CHART) network Regional Coordinating Unit will host a regional Training of Trainers Workshop for persons which will provide training to Health Care
OECS steps in to send medicine to flood ravaged islands
Pharmaceutical companies within the OECS (Organization of Eastern Caribbean States) have stepped into to help those islands which suffered major losses and death in the aftermath of the
Husband of former Chief Executive of hospital killed
British visitor Roger Pratt, 62 from Warwickshire, UK died after a vicious attack on his boat recently. It is reported in the press that he was “defending his wife Margaret Pratt”, a former