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December 13, 2021

Omicron and Holiday Travel: 12 of the Most Pressing Questions

Vaccination requirements, testing rules, the new coronavirus variant and more: We answer your questions about traveling safely this holiday season. Holiday travel suddenly feels more fraught as the world waits for emerging information on the transmissibility and virulence of the new coronavirus variant. Scientists are racing to see if the current vaccines offer protection against Omicron, but … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Covid-19 Free Air travel, COVID-19 Pandemic, International Travel, Omicron Variant

December 2, 2021

US: Cancer mortality fell 27% over the last five decades

Mortality rates among all cancers combined have dropped by 27% since 1971 and by 32% since 1991, when mortality was at its highest. That’s what the American Cancer Society found in its new analysis that compared rates from both years to those of 2019. Mortality in 12 of 15 types individually went down. Cervical and stomach cancer, for instance, saw as much as a 70% decrease. The decline has … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Cancer mortality rates, Cancer treatment, COVID-19 Pandemic, National Cancer Institute (NCI)

December 1, 2021

Cayman Islands medical travel progress

The Cayman Islands Department of Planning has given approval to Health City Cayman Islands for the planned US$100 million medical campus and hospital expansion at Camana Bay. The aim is to reduce the number of local citizens traveling off island to receive care. The state-of-the-art Camana Bay medical campus will become the first hospital in the region to offer bone marrow transplantation … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Cayman Islands, Health City Cayman Islands, Medical Travel

November 30, 2021

Jamaica: COVID-19 worsens nursing brain drain

A local medical school official has charged that 85 per cent of Jamaica's trained nurses migrate after completing their training and the situation has been made worse by the novel coronavirus pandemic. Executive dean at Caribbean School of Medical Science, Jamaica (CSMSJ) Dr Neville Graham made the claim at the institution's first graduation ceremony recently, as he charged that the world is in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: COVID-19 Pandemic, Jamaica, Nurses, Nursing shortage

November 30, 2021

The changing landscape of medical travel

Despite the impact of the pandemic on medical travel and tourism in general, it seems that the enthusiasm for announcing a new medical tourism initiative has not waned. New destinations are appearing and some developing, and established destinations are renewing their efforts to set out their stall for the prospective medical traveller. The pandemic has hit the medical travel sector hard. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Covid-19 Free Air travel, COVID-19 Pandemic, International Travel, Medical Tourism, Medical Travel

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