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T&T: Lying intern fired
THE young female medical intern who cried wolf, claiming she was held up and robbed at gunpoint while on duty at the Port-of- Spain General Hospital, has been fired, Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh announced yesterday during the Rebirth House ‘Facing […]
Dr George Laquis: Some cancers don’t need treatment
Many women who are diagnosed with breast cancer and made to undergo surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy do not need treatment at all. In such cases, they can actually
Trinidad Medical Intern Cries Wolf And Almost Causes Patients To Lose Out On Care
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Thursday October 27, 2016 – A medical intern who claimed she was robbed at the Port of Spain General Hospital over the weekend, prompting
T&T: Cancer society head advises Govt: Make Children’s Hospital a cancer care centre
Chairman emeritus of the Cancer Society of T&T, Dr George Laquis, is suggesting that the not yet opened Children’s Hospital, Couva, be designated as a centre for a
UWI regional task force on zika tracks rare neurological disorder
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad -- The Caribbean has moved one step closer to uncovering the link between the zika virus disease and a rare neurological illness. Once an obscure
Zika numbers are only the tip of the iceberg, says CARPHA
The Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) has reported that positive zika cases confirmed by laboratory testing represent only the “tip of the iceberg”. This means that the number
T&T: Baby with microcephaly due for tests
The baby born earlier this week with microcephaly will have tests done by the Pan American Health Organisation/World Health Organisation (PAHO/WHO) to find out the cause. Health Minister Terrence
CARPHA: No infectious disease coverup
The head of the Caribbean Public Health Agency is seeking to allay fears that countries are covering up the statistics on mosquito-borne diseases such as Zika and chikungunya. Dr.
T&T: New paediatric oncology nursing programme launched
THE Ministry of Health yesterday reinforced its fight against cancer with the launch of a Diploma in Paediatric Haematology/Oncology Nursing Programme at the University of the West Indies
CARPHA executive warns of new strain of dengue
The head of the Trinidad-based Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA), Dr James Hosepdales, is predicting “with some degree of certainty” that regional countries will have a dengue type