Blood Bank donations needed
The Cayman Islands Blood Bank has announced a critical appeal for Type O positive blood. All eligible individuals are being asked to donate blood immediately, regardless of their blood type.
The Cayman Islands Blood Bank has announced a critical appeal for Type O positive blood. All eligible individuals are being asked to donate blood immediately, regardless of their blood type.
A cutting-edge high-tech, multimillion, full-service oncology centre is coming to Grand Cayman within 18 months.
How long have you been trying to lose those last 10 or 20 or 30 pounds? Been awhile now, hasn't it? You know how to lose weight – eat healthy and exercise – so why are you still living in a body that you're disappointed with?
But have you been overeating this month? Most people have. Holiday indulgences are in full swing…between rich party food, dinners and piles of seasonal comfort foods. Today I’d like to be brutally honest with you...for your own good.
It’s normal to exercise less this time of year. Most will blame this on all of the holiday activities that they have to take care of. The parties, the shopping, the baking, the wrapping…
New rules have been put in place for people in isolation that should make the release process a little less painful. Last week Public Health issued new criteria for the release of people from isolation on confirmation of positive PCR tests at the end of their isolation period.
Health City Cayman Islands has acquired a supply of Ronapreve, a monoclonal antibody treatment that can help Covid-19 patients recover faster and avoid hospitalisation and death, making Health City the first private facility in the Caribbean to offer the ground-breaking treatment.
While the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic continues to dominate the headlines, the Cayman LGBTQ Foundation would like to take the opportunity to remind the public that another pandemic still also continues, that of HIV/AIDS.
Getting fit and healthy can be a challenge for a number of complex reasons that go deeper than simply calories-in versus calories-out.
It is not the incoming visitors who will be arriving on Cayman’s shores in the coming weeks who will be most likely to spread Covid-19 among the local community, it is returning residents who have been overseas on shopping expeditions.