The Health Services Authority (HSA) will be relocating majority of its specialist services to the Smith Road Centre effective Monday, 12 April 2021. Orthopaedic, Dermatology, Rheumatology and Paediatric Services will remain at clinic’s current location at the Cayman Islands Hospital.
Protein is the secret to a supercharged metabolism because protein FEEDS lean muscle.
It’s been said that 80% of your fat loss results are made in the kitchen, so it’s no surprise that DIET MISTAKES are what get most of us off track with our fat loss efforts.
The 11th annual Light Up the Night fundraiser for the Breast Cancer Foundation is taking place on the 24th April, and the public is encouraged to don the familiar pink t-shirt, grab a balloon to light the way and take the walk starting at Public Beach to The Ritz-Carlton and back again.
Nearly three hundred students joined the second in a series of Shadow a Doctor webinars today as part of Health City Cayman Islands’ focus on getting young people interested in a career in the medical and STEM fields through its Healthcare Explorers programme.
Sure, you do your best to eat healthy and live a fit and active lifestyle, but you’re still not satisfied with your body. Day after day of eating salads and hitting the gym and your body isn’t changing.
The Health Services Authority (HSA) will be offering free health screenings and consultations with its physicians and dieticians to mark the annual observance of World Kidney Day. The public event will take place Thursday, 11 March 2021 7am - 12:30pm in the Cayman Islands Hospital Atrium.
How would you like to get rid of your bathroom scale? To never again subject yourself to the angst and humiliation of stepping on and waiting for the number-that-will-determine-your-self-esteem to light up the screen.
The recent symposium on youth mental health put on by the Alex Panton Foundation brought together many groups and organisations which are also geared towards helping Cayman’s young people find their way onto a better path in life.
Young people in the Cayman Islands are more likely to have been diagnosed with mental health issues when compared to global data, according to statistics presented at the Alex Panton Foundation’s Youth Mental Health Symposium.