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September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and the Westmoreland Health Department is hosting a special event to assist men over the age of 40 get their prostates checked

Medical imaging and radiography play a vital role in how doctors administer treatment. From X-rays and CT scans to MRIs and ultrasounds, these technologies allow medical professionals to see beyond the surface, detect illnesses early, and make accurate diagnoses.

Sexually active women over the age of 21 are being encouraged to get screened for cervical cancer.

How much do you know about autism? We tell you what you need to know and what to look out for on this week’s Healthline. Stay tuned.

Cardiac Care especially for children is expensive and can sometimes be out of reach. That’s beginning to change with a medical mission providing ongoing support to improve access to cardiac surgeries for children at the Bustamante Hospital.

Final-year engineering student develops a model to detect diabetic retinopathy using artificial intelligence (AI)-powered computer vision.

The Ministry of Health and Wellness is encouraging expectant mothers to seek medical attention early, to ensure that themselves and baby are taken care of.

The Health Department is urging members of the public to be vigilant against leptospirosis.

Westmoreland Health department encouraging Jamaicans to be vigilant during the hurricane season to prevent the spread of dengue fever. More on this week’s Healthline. Stay tuned.

On this week’s Healthline we share why it’s important to conduct annual eye screenings especially if you’re diabetic.

There are several vision-related risks directly linked to diabetes. We explore what those are on this week’s Healthline.

Do have diabetes? Have you checked your eyes lately? If the answer is no, we’ll share with you why this is important on this week’s Healthline.