Kamalame Cay

Kamalame Cay
Stanyard Creek
Andros, Bahamas

Review

Local aesthetician, skin care specialist urges extreme care with lotions, oils, soaps that touch the skin

That lotion you think may be toning, plumping and softening your skin may actually be doing more harm than good.

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Portrait of the 'Lotioner'

There are three kinds of Bahamian politicians.  The question for the Bahamian electorate is, which kind is the best kind for these times and which should they give the powers of the Prime Minister to?
The first kind I'd call "The Lotioner."  Our people seem to like this kind a lot.  They smile a lot.  Love to shake hands and hug people.  They make sure the black dye in the...

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The importance of skin cancer checks

Getting some people to visit the doctor for annual screenings is akin to pulling teeth. But as many come to the realization that taking care of themselves is essential to living longer, healthier and happier lives, they grudgingly do their screenings for diseases like diabetes, cholesterol and hypertension. And although they may have to be dragged fighting tooth and nail to a doctor, many people n...

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MD Cares initiative donates 100 care kits to PHA foundation

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — One hundred cancer patients in The Bahamas are getting some much-needed assistance thanks to a fellow cancer survivor.  Melissa Major, a 22-year cancer survivor of non-Hodgkins Lymphoma, has always wanted to expand her level of giving to the people experiencing the ordeal she lived through. After a year of careful planning, she [...]

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Diagnosed, battled, survived!

Dale Ferguson-Joseph is celebrating seven years cancer free as Breast Cancer Awareness Month is observed globally. Ferguson-Joseph's battle to best breast cancer began on what she said was a "regular Monday" on September 19, 2016 - which would also become the day her life changed, and words like battle, warrior, and survivor would forever become ...
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Minimize back to school foot pain

The summer is over, school is in session. In addition to the other sounds of back to school, the ringing of school bells, the slamming doors, noisy school hallways, there are increasing complaints of aching or painful feet from students and teachers. Back to school may be painful for some students and teachers, but it ...
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Chemotherapy and the feet

Cancer is one of the leading causes of death and illness worldwide, including The Bahamas. There are many people in The Bahamas receiving chemotherapy for treatment of various types of cancer including breast, prostate, colon and more. The recent improvements in chemo therapies have resulted in more cancer survivors and people living longer. Despite these ...
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Golden Gates Summer Camp Comes To An End

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The youngsters of Golden Gates spent the last two weeks at a cultural enrichment and empowerment summer camp where students were able to learn straw work, Junkanoo and earned how to make soaps, and lotions. 

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Changing seasons can affect your feet

Summer is here, and record high temperatures with it. In other places around the world, it may be getting colder now. Did you know that your body can feel different throughout the year due to the changing seasons?

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