Tobacco Free Florida Week Spotlights The Youth Vaping Epidemic TALLAHASSEE – The federal government declared youth vaping, or e-cigarette use, a nationwide epidemic. In light of these concerns and the misinformation surrounding this topic, the Bureau of Tobacco Free Florida is helping educate parents, educators, pediatricians and partners on what they need to know about […]
Nothing is disturbing as having a neck and back pain. No matter how much you try to go on with your day’s activities, it becomes difficult when you cannot turn to see around due to pain. Sleeping on the wrong mattress is the primary cause of these pains and thus needs to be addressed. When […]
by Theo Chambers KINGSTON, Jamaica – A Wellness Destination does not necessarily have to deal solely with the treatment of sick people. It also includes the development of the mind-body-soul. It encompasses the creation of Detoxnology retreats, where people travel to detox themselves from technology. Caribbean Wellness Destinations should have meditation retreats, especially close to […]
Today is just one of the many important days of your life. Three years ago, you started law school. It was a love-hate relationship between you and your chosen career path. Love because you’re passionate about studying the constitution and you’re strict at following and implementing laws. You’re an ultra-organized person, too. For you, laws […]
NFLA partner supports Alumni “Caring for Kids” Platform MOUNT LAUREL, New Jersey – Health City Cayman Islands is supporting NFL Alumni’s (NFLA) charitable mission with a $20,000 donation to its “Caring for Kids” program. The world-class tertiary care medical facility, which was founded by renowned cardiac surgeon Dr. Devi Shetty, presented the donation at NFLA’s […]
University of Miami Health System Discusses Collaboration with Jamaican Minister of Health MIAMI – The University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Dean Henri R. Ford, M.D., M.H.A., met with the minister of health and the chief medical officer of Jamaica to discuss the advancement of a relationship between the University of Miami and Jamaica […]
SOUTH FLORIDA – In response to the growing opioid epidemic that spans the continental United States, Here’s Help, Inc. with funds provided by DCF through South Florida Behavioral Health Network, has funded Community Leadership Consulting, LLC (CLC) to provide free training to those concerned with the opiate epidemic and providers of substance use/mental health treatment. […]
“Can I travel when I am six months pregnant?” This question is a very commonly asked one by expecting mothers, especially by women who have work that requires travel or want to plan a vacation with their family. Each pregnancy differs a little bit from the other. What can be okay for one pregnant woman […]
If you want to change your life or yourself but are stuck at some point, you may need to learn how to be humble. Many people are trying to avoid taking things as they are, considering it to be a manifestation of weakness and abandonment of their own goals. In fact, being humble is a […]
Being involved in the healthcare profession is the dream of many people. It’s a career path that helps others and yourself, builds your self-esteem, and allows you to interact with a variety of people. If you’re considering to become a medical assistant there are more reasons why you should than shouldn’t. You can read on […]
Christopher Chaplin is Jamaica’s New Honorary Consul in Philadelphia
by Derrick Scott Washington, DC – Jamaica has installed a new Honorary Consul, Christopher Chaplin to cover the country’s consular affairs in the state of Pennsylvania, from his base in Philadelphia. Mr. Christopher Chaplin’s appointment became effective April 2. He succeeds the late Dr. Alston Meade, filling a position that had been vacant for the […]
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