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Latin America and the Caribbean Facing Crisis of Overweight and Obesity
Obesity and overweight have spread like a wildfire throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, threatening the health, well-being and food and nutritional security of millions of people, according to a new publication of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization […]
Processed foods drive surge in obesity rates in the Caribbean, says UN-backed report
Obesity and overweight are on the rise throughout the Caribbean and Latin America, and are prevalent particularly among women and children, according to a new United Nations-backed report. Nearly
Weedkiller Commonly Used In Caribbean Linked To Potentially Fatal Liver Disease
Monsanto’s weedkiller Roundup, which is widely used in the Caribbean and around the world, is back in the news. This time the controversy surrounds glyphosate, the active ingredient in
Holiday Miracle for Guatemalan Baby in The Cayman Islands
A family from Guatemala is giving thanks for the gift of life this holiday season after their baby was saved by the medical team at Health City Cayman
Breakthrough in Prostate Cancer Treatment Zaps Tumours Without Side Effects
A new treatment for early stage prostate cancer has been described as “truly transformative” after successful trials at 47 hospitals across Europe. The technique uses lasers and a drug
El Nino and Global Warming Blamed for Zika Spread
The combination of climate change and last year’s El Niño phenomenon likely created the perfect playground for the Zika virus to spread rapidly across South America, a new
A Popular Mouthwash Could Actually Treat Gonorrhea, Study Says
An everyday mouthwash used in most homes could be used to treat the prevalent sexually transmitted infection, gonorrhea. A new study shows that the simple act of gargling with
No Meat From European Countries Allowed Into Barbados – For Now
Barbados has temporarily banned meat, meat products and eggs coming from the United Kingdom (UK) and member states of the European Union (EU). The restrictions on the importation of
Sugary drinks tax ‘will benefit children most’
The health of children will benefit most from the sugar tax on the UK soft drinks industry, according to a study. It predicted if sugar was cut in the
Life Expectancy In U.S. Drops For First Time In Decades, Report Finds
One of the fundamental ways scientists measure the well-being of a nation is tracking the rate at which its citizens die and how long they can be expected