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RF Bank & Trust Continues Support For The Bahamas Sickle Cell Association
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - RF Bank and Trust is continuing its support of the Bahamas Sickle Cell Association for a second consecutive year, helping to raise awareness and strengthen support for families affected by the disease.
“My Brother Wasn’t the First But After This Im Praying He’s the Last”
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A family is mourning the death of 42-year-old Lamond Brice, alleging negligence, delays in care and what they describe as a lack of remorse from doctors and the Public Hospitals Authority.
22 Bahamian Healthcare Professionals To Travel To China For Training
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The Bahamian Chinese connection to strengthen in the coming weeks as 22 Bahamian medical professionals have the unique opportunity to travel to China where they'll participate in key seminars and training.
Patient Transported In Back Of Vehicle Spotlights Mangrove Cay’s Healthcare Gaps
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A patient transported in the back of a vehicle - no ambulance in Mangrove Cay - and a new clinic stalled due to foundation problems.
Health Minister: “We Don’t Have a Massive Infestation, I’m Simply Reporting”
GRAND BAHAMA , BAHAMAS - Health Minister Dr. Michael Darville says his ministry is monitoring a cluster of COVID-19 cases after 112 people attended a four-day retreat in Grand Bahama earlier this month.
Strengthening The Binds of Friendship Through Healthcare
NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS - There are different factors or reasons that strengthens binds between countries and for world superpowers like China, it's been health care, agriculture and trade.
Cancer Survivor Urges Compassion as Patients Face Treatment Side Effects
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Breast cancer survivor and medical professional Dr. Alia Patrice Campbell says there is no single answer and that assumptions about a person's appearance can be hurtful.
BECAWU VP Alleges Bats Found In Freeport Primary Classrooms As Teachers Report Health Issues
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS - Bats are allegedly being found inside classrooms at Freeport Primary School, with teachers saying they're experiencing health issues.
A Women’s Health Strategist’s Call to Break the Silence on Infant Loss
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Hundreds of families across the country quietly carry the heavy emotional toll of the loss of a child, navigating grief, anxiety, and depression in absolute silence. So, with October also being designated as the month of awareness for pregnancy, infant loss, and mental health, experts are looking to shine a light on the issue.
Upcoming Symposium Tackles Taboo Topic Of Male Domestic Violence Victims
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - When it comes to domestic violence, hearing about male victims is a topic not often talked about.
However, the Royal Bahamas Police Force is committed to tackling the taboo topic.