Public health services across Westmoreland continue to operate through a combination of health-centre services, outreach clinics and international partnerships, despite extensive damage caused by Hurricane Melissa. Medical Officer of Health...

Warning signs are being erected near rivers and streams across Westmoreland as part of an intensified public education drive by the Westmoreland Health Department to reduce the risk of leptospirosis...

The Westmoreland Public Health Department has been implementing corrective measures to safeguard food safety and sanitation standards across the parish, following the passage of Hurricane Melissa. Chief Public Health Inspector...

Jamaica's push towards a fully digitised healthcare system received a major boost, with the handover of US$1.3 million worth of equipment to support the country's Electronic Immunisation Registry (EIR). Minister...

Medical Officer of Health for Westmoreland, Dr. Marcia Graham, is urging residents to treat all non-bottled water as the parish continues to recover from Hurricane Melissa. Speaking at the Westmoreland...

Prime Minister, Dr. the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, has underscored the importance of mental health support and strong community bonds, as Jamaica recovers from the effects of Hurricane Melissa. Speaking...

Psychosocial support has been ramped up for persons affected by Hurricane Melissa, by the Ministry of Health and Wellness. So far, more than 500 healthcare workers and 3,475 persons in...

There has been a reduction in suspected or confirmed cases of leptospirosis and related deaths, says Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton. Describing the development as...