Chrissie Tomlinson Memorial Hospital welcomes Dr. Lacanilao
Chrissie Tomlinson Memorial Hospital (CTMH) welcomes Dr. Ramone Lacanilao to their family of specialists. Dr. Lacanilao joins the paediatric team at the Cayman Islands only private hospital, which offers regular, preventative and emergency care for children. Dr. Lacanilao is a…
UNCONDITIONAL LOVE
by transitionscoachingcayman Depression: the feeling of being unloved, rejected, unworthy of LOVE. The medical profession have some knowledge, but not all. They can give tablets And treatments, But no cure. They will never replace the LOVE…
Celebrating Health with Caribbean Nutrition Day
Since 2005, Caribbean Nutrition Day has been designated on 1 June by the Caribbean Food and Nutrition Institute (CFNI) to highlight the benefits of healthy eating and an active lifestyle. This year’s theme “Healthy Eating and Active Living: Create an…
Cayman Islands Cancer Registry: Be counted!
Supporting the Cayman Islands Registry is a contribution everyone in the community can make by encouraging a family member, or friend, or neighbours with cancer to give their details to the registry. Everyone can help! The information contained in the…
Message from the Minister of Health The Hon. Mark Scotland, JP
World No Tobacco Day 2012 Every year on 31 May, we join the World Health Organization’s celebration of World No Tobacco Day. This day draws global attention to the negative effect tobacco use has on our health while also advocating…
Lori Rye returns to Bermuda from Cayman Islands to manage Flatts Fitness
The “prettiest gym in Bermuda” is celebrating its one-year anniversary with the return of a well-known fitness trainer. Flatts Fitness Studio, which opened in the Spring of last year, will now be run by Lori Rye, an exercise and nutritional…
Forgiving for Healing
by transitionscoachingcayman How well or badly we are loved in childhood is crucial to how happy we are when we grow up, and we can carry pain with us sometimes for decades. Even though it is true that we need to…
Health Screening required for new students
All students entering government or private schools for the first time in Cayman are required to have health screenings. “This must be done before the new school year begins in September,” said School Health Coordinator Nurse Joanna Rose-Wright. The screening…
Mad Fish Disease?
The new case of mad cow disease in California is bringing to light some unsavory feeding practices that the meat industry doesn’t want us to find out about. Most cows don’t just eat grass anymore; they’re fed slaughterhouse waste, blood,…
