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In today’s programme we take a closer look at the Zika virus and its effect on the human body.

The government is taking steps to establish cancer care centres of excellence to reduce the number of deaths from Non-communicable diseases through improved cancer care for patients. We’ll tell you more in today’s programme

Statistics from The World Health Organization, WHO, indicate that over 6 million persons die each year as a result of tobacco use and of that figure 6 hundred thousand die from second hand smoke. It is for reasons such as these that Jamaica joins with the WHO and its partners to mark World No Tobacco Day on Sunday, May 31.

200 cataract patients will benefit from free surgeries under the Chinese Government’s ‘Bright Journey Medical Mission’ to Jamaica. Today we speak with a few patients who have already benefitted.

A United States Naval Hospital ship is on the island offering various medical services to Jamaicans free of cost. We highlight some of these services in today’s programme.

Research shows that women of African descent are three times more likely to develop Uterine Fibroids than women of other ethnicities. On today’s programme we speak with a gynecologist about the condition.

In this week’s programme we continue our look at Prostate Cancer. You’ll hear more about the disease from a consultant Urologist at the Kingston Public Hospital.

We continue our observance of Cancer Awareness Month with a look at Prostate Cancer. On this week’s programme, we will speak with a survivor of the disease.

April is Cancer Awareness month, and so, we will bring you a series of features on Cancers, highlighting some possible causes, treatments and prevention. This week we look at cervical cancer.

If you or someone you know have been diagnosed with aneurysm and notice certain changes in the body such as inability to speak, blurred vision, numbness of face, hands or leg its recommended that you visit your doctor immediately.Aneurysm will be the focus of today’s programme

Nightmares, difficulty concentrating, aggression and lack of involvement are some symptoms associated with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. We’ll tell you more in today’s programme

If you are experiencing pain when urinating, blood in the urine or increased frequency or urgency of urination, it’s possible you may be suffering from pyelonephritis. We’ll tell you more in today’s programme.