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The very first procedure was performed by Dr Roberto Pineda from Harvard Medical School at the Alexandra Hospital under the project "Vision for All" along with Dr Hubbe and Dr Crespo.

The protesters are calling out for a fully operational medical facility in Castries as they highlighted that healthcare is already in a critical state in the community.

The Prime Minister was also accompanied by the Deputy Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Geoffrey Hanley, who joined with his wife for the awareness walk.

Premier Mark Brantley shared a glimpse of his visit on his social media, where he called out the same and encouraged the people to get tested in a timely manner.

PM Drew noted that the government has employed more health professionals in the mental health field and mental health training efforts have also been led for family counsellors.

During her stay in Kingston for the treatment of her child, she stated her time there was ‘well spent.'

The walls have been made and now the workers have been shifting their work towards the construction of the rooms and the roofs.

Prime Minister Drew shared glimpses and said that the hospital will play a key role in enhancing the health sector which will be sustainable and withstand any natural calamity.

Prime Minister Terrance Drew was invited as a special guest at the 79th Assembly of UNAIDS.

The disease rooted in traditional regions of Central and West Africa is now a global issue.

VA Caribbean Healthcare System released an official update on the programs and availability of the services after tropical storm Ernesto.

Guyana took a significant step in healthcare as the orphans got the opportunity to receive extensive medical support

A free health and wellness fair is set to take place in Barbuda on 24th August 2024 between 9 am to 5 pm.

The government of St Kitts and Nevis launches a new training program to control Violence considering it as a public health initiative

Ministry of Health of Trinidad and Tobago has come up with a new initiative to combat the rising Dengue cases in the island nation

COVID pandemic has caused a havoc among citizens in St Vincent and Grenadines as it caused 2 deaths in the country.

The authorities in Trinidad and Tobago have issued a Mosquito Control Program considering a high surge in Dengue cases in the country.

Trinidad and Tobago recorded a huge surge of 509 dengue fever cases in response to which 5 deaths have been reported so far.

St Vincent and Grenadines is all set for the construction of new hospital which will address the healthcare needs of the country.

PM Drew this Monday held a consultative meeting for the development of a new climate smart hospital in the country.