Guyanese OnlineThe Guyanese Nurses Association of America, Inc. are having their annual Nurse’s Ball & Scholarship Award Ceremony. The event will take place on December 13, 2019 at Leonard’s of Great Neck. Located at 555 Northern Boulevard, Great Neck, NY 11021. See the program files below:
By Annan Boodram – The Caribbean Voice
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) one in four people in the world will be affected by mental or neurological disorders at some point in their lives. In fact it nearly two billion people suffer from mental illnesses every year. Furthermore, those who live with severe mental illness are more likely to face chronic medical conditions and die around 25 years earlier as well as routinely suffer gross human rights violations.
While nations struggle to diagnose and service their increasing mentally ill populations, technology is gradually moving front and center in that process. In fact, one way in which mental health care is more easily and extensively accessed is through apps. Continue reading
Related Topic: California wildfires
Sonoma County – California USA Click to Enlarge Map
Californian Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a statewide emergency as , whipped up by fierce winds, continue to sweep through the area. (Sonoma County)
Some 180,000 people in the north have been ordered to leave their homes and roads around Santa Rosa were packed with cars as people tried to flee. Tens of thousands of homes are under threat from the wildfires. Continue reading
Dr. Dhanpaul Narine
– By Dr. Dhanpaul Narine
We are in our own bubble. We are disconnected, twittered and photo-shopped. In our world of OMG, LMAO, GTG and WTF, we are by ourselves in a group, oblivious of the world around us. Our universe has shrunk to texts, emails, Snapchat, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instant Messaging, and Skype, and we communicate without lifting our eyes from the small screen.
Conversation has become a thing of the past. Face-to-face interaction, uninterrupted by a hand-held device, is to be mourned. Quality talk is dead. The planet of the apps has taken over. We are witnessing human devolution, according to some observers.
READ MORE: The Death of Conversation – By Dr. Dhanpaul Narine
Cuba’s Center for Surgical Medical Research
President David Granger Tuesday night returned from Cuba where his team of medical experts found that he has no trace of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a type of blood cancer, according to Guyana’s Ambassador to Cuba, Halim Majeed.
“The CIMEQ (Center for Surgical Medical Research) medical specialists have expressed complete satisfaction with the state of the President’s health and have explained that the President’s ailment is now in remission,” Mr Majeed said in a statement. Continue reading
Two Guyanese indicted in large-scale Medicaid fraud
The Ozone Park, Queens company HQ
Ally and Joza were arrested upon their arrival at JFK airport from Guyana.
Both defendants as well as a third indicted defendant, Shamiza Ally, fled the United States some months earlier. Shamiza Ally, the third indicted defendant, remains at large abroad. Continue reading
– By Yvonne Sam
As the country prepares for election, the vote should hold the key to correction.
Permit me to respond to the impassioned plea of Hajji Dr. Roshan Khan, Chairman/Founder of RK’s Guyana Security Service in his article https://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2019/09/15/i-support-this-form-of-punishment-for-paedophilia/ wherein he voiced his support for castration (chemical or surgical) as the deterrent for pedophilia.
Let us now fast backwards to an article that I wrote over two and a half years ago, on the selfsame issue https://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2017/01/23/i-am-in-support-of-chemical-castration-for-sexual-aberration/, and calling for the selfsame mode of punishment. Continue reading
Opioids overdose deaths a manufactured tragedy that has ensnared minorities and babies
— By MOHAMED HAMALUDIN
Within about 20 years, more than 76 billion opioid pills or painkillers were sold in just six years in the U.S., manufacturers and distributors made billions of dollars – and at least 400,000 people died from overdosing.
The nearest comparable crisis is the havoc wreaked by tobacco. And, just as cigarette manufacturers lied about the health risks of their products while aggressively marketing them, so too opioids makers are accused of spreading misleading information about their drugs. Tobacco companies agreed to a $246 billion settlement and opioids manufacturers are paying out hundreds of millions of dollars – to begin with – to settle lawsuits Continue reading
Medical: Diagnostic Ultrasound Tool Will Change Medical Practice – 2 Videos
There is a demonstration video and pricing link below: Continue reading →
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