Public engagement around weight loss has intensified, driven by heightened awareness of disease prevention, the influence of social media, and an evolving pharmaceutical landscape. Ozempic’s transition from a diabetes therapy...
A smoky, vibrant twist on a classic favourite This flavour-packed recipe elevates traditional barbecue chicken by incorporating both fresh and powdered turmeric. The...
The term “spicy food”, often used by restaurants in the Western Hemisphere, is sometimes misleading. Spicy does not necessarily mean “pepper hot.” A...
Understanding Subfertility The term “barren woman” has biblical roots and is still used in our society to describe women who are unable to...
“Prevention is the best medicine” is an old adage familiar to many. It is a philosophy that advocates for a healthy lifestyle, with...
It’s not just in your head—it’s in your hormones. From the moment a girl first feels those unexplained mood swings, strange new curves, or monthly discomforts, something powerful is at...
Healthy Hearts – Enabling Thriving Workforces and Joyful Communities Cardiovascular diseases are among the leading causes of death globally, and Guyana is no...
The Silent Killer You Might Not Expect Cardiovascular disease (CVD) has long been typecast as a “man’s disease.” However, this perception is not...
Vaping is on the rise among youth, fueled by sweet flavors and misconceptions of safety. But behind the trend are serious health risks—including...
Mental health affects how we think, feel, and connect with others. This article explores its key aspects—emotions, stress, and well-being—while emphasizing the importance...
What is Menopause? Menopause is when the period stops completely naturally. This is a clinical diagnosis made retrospectively after 12 months of no...
It’s the final over, the score is tied, and the crowd is on the edge of their seats, it’s set up to be...
Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers among men in Guyana and the Caribbean. Despite advances in diagnosis and treatment, the...
Three and half months ago I met a nine year old boy, whom I will call JP. His parents were worried because he...