Phoenix Medical Centre

No. 66 Dowsewell Street
Nassau
Nassau / Paradise Island, Bahamas

Review

UPDATED: Newborn boy is abandoned near church

POLICE are still searching for the mother of a newborn baby boy found alive in the back of a local church over the weekend with his umbilical cord still attached...

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Baby found in bushes will stay in hospital for eight weeks

THE newborn baby boy, found in bushes in southwest New Providence last week, will remain in the Princess Margaret Hospital for eight weeks before becoming a ward of the state, Social Services Minister Melanie Griffin said yesterday.

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Police search for mother of abandoned baby boy

POLICE are still searching for the mother of a newborn baby boy found alive in bushes in southwestern New Providence on Friday with its umbilical cord still attached.

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Newborn found alive in bushes

Police said a newborn boy found in bushes in southwestern New Providence Friday morning was healthy and had reached full term.

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MARK HUMES: Seeking to create a Bahamian democracy

OUR country has a number of major issues that need tackling immediately.

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Seeking to create a Bahamian democracy

OUR country has a number of major issues that need tackling immediately. The ones that immediately come to mind are crime, education, lack of job opportunities, the failing economy, the lack of accountability, and lack of transparency in national affairs.

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Another look at Mother's Day

Millions of post cards and flowers will be delivered. Many will be celebrating on this day, and some will not. More will be lost to violence before this day ends. Some are still looking to reconnect, while others simply want to disconnect. Many still wish she was here.

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Rare "mono mono" twins hold hands at birth

Twin girls born with a rare condition in Ohio were breathing on their own Sunday and their mom said she and her husband were able to hold them on Mother's Day...

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Peter Nygard: A visionary lightening rod

I am a supporter of scientific progress and development. In fact, if I was better at mathematics when I attended Government High School decades ago, I would have entered the medical profession. If not that discipline, my second choice would have been to be a rocket scientist...

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