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1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Dr Joel Teelucksingh

   Listen to your heart (opens the original)

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   To­day is World Heart Day and this year’s theme, “Heart Dis­ease Can Hide in Plain Sight: Don’t Miss a Beat”, warns that it is a mas­ter of dis­guise. The World Health Or­ga­ni­za­tion es­ti­mates that car­dio­vas­cu­lar dis­ease is the lead­ing cause of death world­wide. Hy­per­ten­sion, high cho­les­terol and the ear­ly in­jury caused by di­a­betes are silent killers. So­cial iso­la­tion, smok­ing, stress, de­pres­sion, traf­fic noise, air pol­lu­tion, heat, poor sleep, ar­ti­fi­cial light at

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2. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Dr Joel Teelucksingh

   Every Breath You Take (opens the original)

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   World Lung Day is ob­served an­nu­al­ly on Sep­tem­ber 25, and this year’s theme, “Healthy Lungs, Healthy Life,” re­minds us that any dis­ease or im­pair­ment of these or­gans could have life-al­ter­ing con­se­quences. Air car­ries oxy­gen but, un­for­tu­nate­ly, may al­so have thick plumes of cig­a­rette smoke, vape aerosols, ex­haust fumes, Sa­ha­ran dust, mould spores, in­dus­tri­al chem­i­cals, vi­ral par­ti­cles, ash­es from bush fires and the fine in­vis­i­ble pol­lu­tion that lurks in the

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3. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Dr Joel Teelucksingh

   World Alzheimer’s Day: 'The Long Goodbye' (opens the original)

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   We all mis­place keys, oc­ca­sion­al­ly walk in­to a room and for­get why we came, or for­get a name. The mem­o­ry lapse is part of be­ing hu­man. De­men­tia is dif­fer­ent. Sep­tem­ber is World Alzheimer’s Month, and World Alzheimer’s Day is ob­served on Sep­tem­ber 21st. The 2026 cam­paign theme is: “The Ear­li­er You Know, the More You Can Do. A De­men­tia Di­ag­no­sis Mat­ters.” Alzheimer’s is a dis­or­der as­so­ci­at­ed with the buildup of cer­tain pro­teins in the brain and is the com­mon­

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4. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Dr Joel Teelucksingh

   World Alzheimer’s Day: (opens the original)

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   We all mis­place keys, oc­ca­sion­al­ly walk in­to a room and for­get why we came, or for­get a name. The mem­o­ry lapse is part of be­ing hu­man. De­men­tia is dif­fer­ent. Sep­tem­ber is World Alzheimer’s Month, and World Alzheimer’s Day is ob­served on Sep­tem­ber 21st. The 2026 cam­paign theme is: “The Ear­li­er You Know, the More You Can Do. A De­men­tia Di­ag­no­sis Mat­ters.” Alzheimer’s is a dis­or­der as­so­ci­at­ed with the buildup of cer­tain pro­teins in the brain and is the com­mon­

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5. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Dr Joel Teelucksingh

   When the bedroom sends a warning (opens the original)

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   Men will dis­cuss chest pain, blood in the urine and con­sti­pa­tion with sur­pris­ing courage. Erec­tile dys­func­tion of­ten ar­rives in a whis­per. Some­times the pa­tient waits un­til the con­sul­ta­tion is al­most over. Erec­tile dys­func­tion means re­peat­ed­ly be­ing un­able to ob­tain or sus­tain an erec­tion firm enough for sex­u­al ac­tiv­i­ty. One bad night does not qual­i­fy. Fa­tigue, too much al­co­hol, anx­i­ety, an ar­gu­ment, poor sleep or plain dis­trac­tion can in­ter­fere wi

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