World-renowned Physician Dr. Devi Shetty Unveils Second State-of-the-Art Facility on Grand Cayman Health City Cayman Islands unveiled its second hospital, Health City at Camana Bay, in George Town today. This cutting-edge facility, inaugurated by globally recognized physician Dr. Devi Shetty, significantly advances Caribbean medical services. Specializing in cancer care, neonatal … [Read more...]
Jamaican company in partnership with Cuban counterpart to repair medical equipment
Repost: RJR News, 6-22-24 The Jacden Group of Companies has partnered with BioCubaFarma to train Biomedical Technicians in Jamaica to repair medical equipment. According to Jacden's CEO, Anserd Williams, there's a lack of this critical knowledge in Jamaica, "and we have a lot of medical equipment lying around at hospitals and (other) health facilities, that need repair..." He explained … [Read more...]
Health minister, Dr. Christopher Tufton calls on private sector to support health tourism
Reprinted: The Gleaner, 5-22-24 Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton is challenging Jamaica’s private sector to come on board to develop the country as a hub for health tourism. Addressing a recent press conference during a visit to the Cornwall Regional Hospital [CRH] in Montego Bay, St James, Tufton said he has already approached stakeholders in the western city “We should explore the … [Read more...]
Health City Cayman Islands Marks a Decade of Providing Health Care Services
Reprinted: EIN Presswire, 5-8-2024 Health City Cayman Islands, a tertiary care Caribbean facility is celebrating its 10-year anniversary since opening its doors on April 2, 2014. The Joint Commission International (JCI)-accredited hospital, positioned as a model for global health care transformation was founded by Dr. Devi Shetty, a world-renowned cardiac surgeon and chairman of Health City … [Read more...]
From poisoning to skin diseases, multiple effects of sargassum on health
In the quiet seaside village of Capesterre on Marie-Galante island in Guadeloupe on April 18, 2023, the air-quality monitoring institute Gwad’Air issued a “red alert” to warn people away from coastal areas. The culprit was sargassum. After washing ashore for days, the floating seaweed was emitting a dangerous level of hydrogen sulfide gas as it rotted on the beach. The problem was not new … [Read more...]
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