I Am My Sister's Keeper

Lynden Pindling Estates
Nassau
Nassau / Paradise Island, Bahamas

Review

The Health Centre For Women

Hilltop Medical Complex, Collins Ave
Nassau
Nassau / Paradise Island, Bahamas

Review

White Socks and Peripheral Arterial Disease PAD

Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) is a common problem that affects almost 10 percent of the population. It is estimated that one in every 20 adults over the age of 50 has PAD. It is when blood vessels begin to narrow leading to decreased blood flow to the lower legs and feet.

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Ganglion cyst

Ganglion cysts are also known as "Bible cysts" because they were treated with "Bible therapy", which was using a heavy book to smash and burst the cyst. Thankfully, this form of treatment is no longer recommended because they do not prevent the ganglion cysts from returning and could cause more injury.

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Community Clinics in New Providence and the Family Islands slated for renovations and upgrades

Renovations and upgrades of clinics in New Providence and the Family Islands combined with programme strengthening initiatives will provide improved healthcare delivery, efficiency and effectiveness...

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Former M.P. Pierre Dupuch Comments on Medicine in The Bahamas!

"Common sense ain't common". It takes a Hurricane, Covid 19, and a broke country to make people think...

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High-powered exec, TV personality urges men to take their health seriously, Executive physical at Cleveland Clinic Florida "Probably Save My Life"

At 46, Philip Simon had it all ? the Bahamian dream come true. From humble beginnings to a Master?s degree in entrepreneurship and finance, Simon earned every rung of the ladder he climbed...

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It is estimated that one in every 20 adults over age 50 has PAD

Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) is a common problem that affects almost 10 percent of the population.

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Communication by the Rt. Hon. Perry G. Christie on the National Health Insurance Bill

Mr. Speaker: The Government of The Bahamas is committed to the implementation of National Health Insurance so that every Bahamian has access to an improved quality of healthcare. Mr. Speaker, as the cost of health care continues to rise, we are not seeing a rising level of key indicators of health...

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Small crowd for NHI meeting at short notice

THE first of a series of National Health Insurance town meetings in Grand Bahama was held in Freeport on Wednesday evening, however the lack of sufficient public notice resulted in a small turnout of residents at the Bahamas Union of Teachers Hall.

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