Stay informed with the latest developments in healthcare, medical research, and public health initiatives across Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean region.
Recent research published in the Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine reveals that following a Mediterranean diet can reduce the risk of heart disease by up to 30% in adults over 50.
Scientists at the Caribbean Medical Research Institute have developed a new smart insulin delivery system that automatically adjusts insulin levels based on real-time glucose monitoring.
The Ministry of Health has announced a comprehensive mental health awareness program aimed at reducing stigma and improving access to mental health services across the country.
Updated vaccination guidelines from the World Health Organization include new recommendations for protecting children against emerging infectious diseases prevalent in tropical climates.
A community-based exercise initiative in Port of Spain has demonstrated significant improvements in mobility and quality of life for participants aged 65 and older.
The San Fernando General Hospital has acquired state-of-the-art cancer screening equipment, improving early detection rates for breast and prostate cancer in the southern region.
Research from the University of the West Indies indicates that changing weather patterns are affecting the spread of vector-borne diseases in the Caribbean region.
The Ministry of Health has expanded its community health workers program to reach remote areas, providing basic healthcare services and health education to underserved populations.
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