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Jamaica Gleaner Profiles in Medicine
published: Wednesday | June 25, 2008

Media vs parents - Who is responsible for children's sexual behaviour?
It was a great privilege to act as moderator last Tuesday at a Scotiabank Jamaica-sponsored panel discussion on the ever controversial topic of the media's role and responsibility for society's...

The pill that causes an abortion

People who regularly take aspirin and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) are likely to get stomach or duodenal ulcers. Cytotec reduces the amount of acid secreted in the stomach and promotes healing of gastric and duodenal ulcers. In some cases, cytotec...

Instead of meat, Try some peas and beans

We are all being challenged to stretch 'the food dollar' to provide economical, nutritious and varied meals for our families. The protein source, entrée or 'fish kind' is usually the focal point of most meals and often the most costly. There is, in fact, a suitable...

Cancer in the mouth - Smokers and drinkers at highest risk

Oral cancer refers to cancer of the lip, tongue, pharynx, jawbone and oral cavity. Almost two-thirds of oral cancers occur in the mouth and about one-third are found in the pharynx. Oral cancer occurs almost as frequently as leukaemia and claims more lives than melanoma...

How often do you exercise?

The frequency of exercise sessions will vary based on need and the prescription. Exercise can be done as often as twice each day, on a weekly basis; this more applicable to rehabilitation cases. At the other end of the spectrum, exercising for 30 minutes, three days each week...

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Create hope for our young people - Dear Dr Abel,I read your article and see where you call for 'more training programme', but I would say more vocational training programmes.





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