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Govt monitoring situation in Cuba
Govt monitoring situation in Cuba
THE Ministry of Foreign Affairs says it is monitoring the situation in Cuba after protests there but noted there have been no reports of Bahamians on the island requiring assistance amid the unrest.
Feeling betrayed by your body: Fibroids don't have to be a source of pain, shame
She awoke in the middle of the night to a gush of liquid exiting her body. It was blood, but much heavier bleeding than what's commonly associated with menstruation - the unmentionable taboo.
Holiday Weekend Saw 254 Complain Of Dengue Fever Symptoms
TWO hundred and fifty-four persons flooded public health facilities with symptoms of dengue fever over the Emancipation holiday weekend, the Ministry of Health said.
However, only 49 laboratory cases of the illness have been confirmed, the ministry said in a statement yesterday.
The Process for Persons Requesting Inter-Island Travel - Step by Step
Dr. Merceline Dahl-Regis, COVID-19 Task Force Coordinator, Special Adviser to the Prime Minister explained the process for persons requesting inter-island travel, who wish to travel to or from New Providence or Grand Bahama by plane or boat...
Remarks by Prime Minister Minnis at National Briefing in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian
Remarks by Prime Minister Minnis at National Briefing in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian
I wish to once again brief the nation in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian, which has left generational devastation across Abaco and Grand Bahama. I just returned from an initial air assessment flight of Grand Bahama, which was conducted on a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter...
Hurricane Irma Statement by The Public Hospitals Authority
The public is advised that the Public Hospitals Authority has activated its hurricane preparedness plan. This plan specifically speaks to the physical securing of all PHA facilities inclusive of hospitals and clinics, the pending closure of all out-patient and specialty clinics, the suspension of elective surgeries...
Nurses' Contribution Central to Healthcare mandate and Implementation of NHI
The elevation of nursing professionals in New Providence and the Family Islands is significant as the Government strives to fulfil its mandate of easy accessible and affordable healthcare throughout the country, said Minister of Health Dr. the Hon. Duane Sands...
This Week in The Bahamas - Commentary by Elcott Coleby November 28- December 2
As more than 400 workers assess and recommence construction at the Baha Mar property and as unsecured Bahamian creditors receive payments for services rendered, a Ministerial delegation heads to Hong Kong to meet with Baha Mar buyer Chow Tai Fook Enterprise (CTFE) and conduct the requisite due diligence ahead of a deal consummation.
Gomez says NHI still on course for January 2017
Gomez says NHI still on course for January 2017
HEALTH Minister Dr Perry Gomez said yesterday that the first phase of National Health Insurance, primary healthcare, is still on pace to be rolled out in January 2017.
NHI could be 'slightly delayed' due to Hurricane Matthew
HEALTH Minister Dr. Perry Gomez admitted on Friday that due to Hurricane Matthew, which caused damage to public buildings including clinics, it was likely that the implementation of phase one of National Health Insurance (NHI) would be "slightly" delayed.