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Finding health strategies that work for Cayman
By: Norma Connolly This year saw the launch of a five-year national health policy and strategic plan for the Cayman Islands which aims to address how to provide affordable, sustainable healthcare while addressing the rising prevalence of diseases like diabetes […]
Cancer soars despite billions spent
By: Dr. Cory Couillard BASSETERRE St. Kitts, February 14th, 2013 -- We have poured billions of dollars into cancer research, and yet cancer rates continue to explode. Cancer
Obesity swallows hunger as world’s top health problem
By: Dr. Cory Couillard BASSETERRE St. Kitts, January 22nd, 2013 -- The global obesity epidemic is a problem that threatens a lot more than one’s health. It is
Cancer Center project still in the cards, says board chairman
St. John’s Antigua- The Cancer Center of the Eastern Caribbean (CCEC) is set to proceed despite delays, according to a letter to this newspaper from the board chairman,
PAHO calls for new generation of HIV treatment programmes in the Americas
The Caribbean has the highest rates of antiretroviral treatment (ART) coverage of any developing region in the world, with an estimated 63 percent of people with HIV who
Health Sciences programmes are designed to advance the health care agenda
“All programmes offered by the University of Guyana’s Faculty of Health Sciences are important.” This assertion was made by Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences, Dr Emanuel Cummings,
Caribbean lifestyles contribute to diseases
Countries in the Caribbean are coming to terms with health issues caused by obesity and weight gain as more and more people are affected by these conditions. This was
Migrating nurses leaving mentorship gap for newcomers
WHILE the large number of nurses leaving the region is of concern, the kind of positions that are left vacant in their respective territories is a greater worry. So
NCDS fight must be more data driven, says PAHO Caribbean coordinator
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad -- Dr Ernest Pate, PAHO Caribbean programme coordinator has asserted that the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) must be more data driven in the prevention and