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Christmas is only a few weeks away. As you prepare for the festivities, make sure you protect yourself and your family from the flu

If you’re struggling to cope with the aftermath of hurricane melissa, stick around as Dr Kevin Gouldbourne, Director of Mental Health and Substance Abuse at the Ministry of Health and Wellness shares a few strategies on this week’s Healthline. Stay tuned.

Leptospirosis outbreak declared across Jamaica we tell you more about the disease on this week’s Healthline

As the severity of the damage caused by hurricane melissa lurks, many children have still not gone back to school. As a result, another danger looms, that is accidental poisoning.

Members of the public urged to practice food and water safety to prevent illnesses such as gastroenteritis and food poisoning.

As the climate becomes cooler, the Westmoreland Health Department is reminding Jamacans to be on the lookout for gastroenteritis

Jamaica is currently experiencing an increased period of rainfall. This is a welcome change following an extended dry period. With the increased wet weather however comes an increased risk from certain illnesses. In particular the Westmoreland Regional Health Department is reminding residents to protect themselves against leptospirosis.

Living with lupus can be hard, and being a support system can be just as challenging. On this week’s Healthline, Dr. Kevin Gouldbourne shares tips on how you can provide the right kind of support for your loved one living with lupus

The impact of lupus varies from person to person. The illness may impact one’s physical and emotional health. But how do you navigate the various challenges that may arise?

On this week’s Healthline, we dive into how caregivers can manage difficult behaviours in loved ones living with dementia and how patience, understanding, and community support can make all the difference.

Exclusively breastfeeding newborn babies is one thing the Ministry of Health and Wellness strongly recommends. We tell you why on this week’s Healthline. Stay tuned.