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This week we look at the why pregnant women with sickle disease need to seek specialized treatment.

Ministry of Health working to improve Antenatal care to improve Jamaica’s mortality rate.

On today’s edition of Healthline, we take a look at the importance of family support for better mental health among teens.

Women are being encouraged to get screened for heart disease. We explore why on this week’s Healthline. Stay tuned.

Over 600 Jamaicans benefit from cataract surgeries from recent medical mission.

Work being done to improve antimicrobial resistance on the island under a Stewardship programme at the University Hospital for the West Indies and the Cornwall Regional Hospital.

St Ann’s Bay Hospital now certified as baby friendly. We tell you what that means for maternal care on the island on this week’s Healthline.

Jamaica latest country to be certified by the WHO for the elimination of mother to child transmission of HIV and Syphilis.

Be Vigilant ! That’s the word to members of the public from the Westmoreland Department of Health as it increases awareness campaign against the spread of the hand, foot, and mouth disease.

The Government is on a mission to reduce substance abuse among young Jamaicans. But how does substance abuse affect your overall health?

The University Hospital for the West Indies is partnering with a Canadian Hospital to improve Cancer care for children on the island.

Have you ever gone to bed and woke up feeling like you haven’t slept? Then this week’s Healthline is for you. We explore the importance of sleep and the issue known as sleep apnea. Stay tuned.