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Unravelling Jamaica’s rat lungworm puzzle (opens the original)
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A fascination with the hidden world of parasites has taken Dr Marco-Dean Brown from an undergraduate classroom at The University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona, to discoveries that are expanding scientific understanding of the rat lungworm in Jamaica. His doctoral research identified 13 previously unrecognised species capable of carrying Angiostrongylus cantonensis, including seven snail species and an invasive flatworm. Eight of the findings represented global first records. Brown, who was rece
Kencot SDA Expo puts healthy stewardship into practice (opens the original)
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Stewardship at the Kencot Seventh-day Adventist Church extends beyond managing money and material possessions, with the congregation placing greater emphasis on caring for the body and helping residents make healthier choices. That philosophy was evident at the church’s third annual Stewardship and Expo, held at the V.H. Percy Centre on Osbourne Road under the theme ‘Building God’s Kingdom Through Healthy Stewardship’. The health and wellness component attracted more than 49 participants, with 2
Can you prevent an enlarged prostate? (opens the original)
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For thousands of Jamaican men, the warning signs may begin quietly, getting up once or twice at night to urinate, waiting for the urine stream to start or noticing that the stream is no longer as strong as it once was. However, what many men dismiss as a normal part of ageing could be linked to an enlarged prostate. Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), commonly called an enlarged prostate, is a non-cancerous condition that becomes increasingly common as men age. While there is no guaranteed way t
Jengar foundation supports families still recovering from Melissa (opens the original)
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Nearly a year after Hurricane Melissa swept through Jamaica leaving many families struggling to rebuild, the Jengar Helping Hands Foundation is reminding residents that recovery does not end when public attention moves elsewhere. That message was at the centre of the foundation’s recent Children’s Treat and Community Health Fair, staged in partnership with the Stettin New Testament Church of God in Albert Town, Trelawny. The event provided children, families and other residents with access to he
Why your hormones may be working against you (opens the original)
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You are eating better, exercising more and trying to manage your stress, yet the weight is not coming off the way it used to. Your sleep is changing, your energy is dipping, your mood seems less predictable, and your waistline appears to have a mind of its own. Then comes the question many women eventually ask: Could my hormones be working against me? It is a question worth asking, particularly as women enter their 40s and 50s and begin experiencing the hormonal changes associated with perimenop
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