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Pet Food Institute: don’t give a dog a bone
Pet Food Institute: don’t give a dog a bone
In the minds of many, dogs and bones just belong together. Their compatibility has been entrenched in the likes of nursery rhymes and Saturday morning cartoons. But contrary to those long-held beliefs, cooked bones can present serious health complications for dogs and cats.
Vitamin D and bone health
Vitamin D and bone health
We have heard a lot of information on vitamin D – especially now during COVID -9 pandemic however, there are many persons with low vitamin D levels. Although many foods are fortified with vitamin D, most people find it surprisingly hard to get enough – even for us in The Bahamas where most of our days are sunny. Many people who work office jobs rarely see the sun because they drive in cars wit...
Bone fractures in sports
Only 400 Bone Marrow Donors in The Caribbean
Only 400 Bone Marrow Donors in The Caribbean
The Caribbean Bone Marrow Registry has launched a donor drive with the goal of reaching 1,000 donors by the end of the year.
Mini dental implants are great alternatives to conventional implants
Well over 50 percent of our adult population have lost one or more teeth. As a result, traditional dental implants are used to replace one single tooth or several teeth. Dental implants are also used to hold removable dentures in place. They are inserted into the jaw bone and eventually fuse with a bone, a process called osseointegration.
Common medications can affect your oral health
Common medications can affect your oral health
Many medications, including vitamins, minerals and prescription medication, can have a negative effect on your oral health. You should be aware of the side effects and the potential serious consequences.
Fredrick Ross, 91
Fredrick Ross, 91
Funeral Service for Mr. Fredrick Ross age 91 affectionately called "Pa Fred" of Harbour Island and formerly of Greenoch Scotland, who died at his residence January 18th, will be held on Saturday 1;00 p.m. at Wesley Methodist Church Harbour Island.
Rev. John Baldwin II will officiate and interment will follow in St. Catherine's Cemetery Harbour Island.
PM joins in creating NAGB's 'Heal' Mural in downtown Freeport
Putting his personal touch on the mural entitled “Heal,” Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, the Hon. Philip Davis topped the list of many who stopped by the community project in Downtown Freeport, Grand Bahama when he visited on April 18, 2024.
Hip and Knee Adult reconstruction surgeon and orthopaedic oncologist at Cleveland Clinic Florida Dr. Jorge Manrique-Succar, Discusses Innovative Robotic Total Knee Arthroplasty at Bahamas Medical Association Conference
Dr. Jorge Manrique – Succar M.D., who specializes in orthopaedic oncology and hip and knee adult reconstruction surgery at Cleveland Clinic Florida, shared information on Robotic Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA), a robotic procedure that offers more precise visuals allowing better precision for doctors performing the procedure.
How to Increase Your Vitamin D Intake this Winter
How to Increase Your Vitamin D Intake this Winter
In the Bahamas, there is an abundance of sunny days, but during the winter months (December to March), many people choose to stay indoors to avoid the “cold” outside. So, when the weather cools, this could mean that some of us may not be getting enough vitamin D.