Health News

Saint Lucia has installed a rapid PCR system under CARPHA, enabling disease detection in under two hours to boost public health response.

A norovirus outbreak has affected more than 100 passengers and crew aboard the Caribbean Princess cruise ship, leading authorities to restrict disembarkation in Nassau as health concerns continue onboard.

With coordinated efforts among healthcare professionals, the Medical Benefits Scheme, and CalvinAir, the urgent spinal surgery was successfully made possible.

Babies born at 27 weeks leave NICU after weeks of specialized treatment at Port of Spain General Hospital.

The union signalled further mobilisation as members prepare to vote on their next steps in the dispute.

Over 2,000 nurses marched in Port of Spain protesting salary disputes, reduced overtime rates, and poor working conditions, warning of further action if their demands are not met.

Queen Elizabeth Hospital is struggling to admit emergency cases as discharged patients remain in beds, delaying care for critically ill patients.

PM Drew stated that he fulfilled his promise by presenting funds to the institution and group fighting breast cancer, which will aid patients in treatment and improve their quality of life.

PM Dr Terrance Drew calls for stronger national leadership and local funding as foreign HIV/AIDS support declines.

Mental health experts warn that men today are struggling with stress, emotional pressure, societal expectations, economic demands and cultural norms.

PM Terrance Drew said the MRI facility is in its final phase and will soon provide citizens access to advanced diagnostic care.

The new fleet, featuring advanced medical technology, is designed to enhance emergency response and improve immediate care for citizens in need.

Dr Norford’s dedication to accuracy and integrity has earned her global credibility, positioning her as a leading figure in forensic science and a source of pride for the Caribbean.

The child was admitted for severe constipation and later underwent a surgical procedure.

Around 1 pm, the woman experienced severe abdominal pain, went to the bathroom, and felt a sudden ‘flushing out’ from her body.

The clinics will be held from August 7 to 9, between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm, at NAPA on Frederick Street.

Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell announced in an interview that the bill is focused on protection, not permission.

The Health Ministry says hospital entry will be delayed with screening, and male ward patients can be contacted through special systems.

Medical negligence in Trinidad and Tobago is no longer rare. Ignored patients and fatal infections, have triggered public outrage, yet investigations or necessary actions remain at stall.

On 14th July, Guerra shared a Facebook post thanking God and highlighting His power and greatness.