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UNLESS you’ve been living under a rock you would have heard about liquid chlorophyll — influencers have been touting its benefits for clear skin, gut health, and as an overall health aide. But are there any merits to their claim? Liquid chlorophyll, often derived from green plants, has been associated with several pote
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Dr Nicola Brown???s journey
8+ hour, 31+ min ago (437+ words) “A colleague encouraged me to pursue my studies at NCU. I am a director at my job, and it requires me to lead and manage. Currently, I oversee 90 nurses at the National Chest Hospital,” Brown disclosed. Brown was conferred with…...
Back-to-school nutrition: What is in our children???s lunch pans?
8+ hour, 14+ min ago (835+ words) THIS academic year, the familiar rush for back-to-school should be matched by an equally urgent question: what will our children eat and drink each day? The answer matters not only for their health, but also for their readiness to learn,…...
Skin lightening: A reflection of unmet dermatologic need?
8+ hour, 57+ min ago (668+ words) Jamaica Observer Skin lightening: A reflection of unmet dermatologic need? THE topic of skin bleaching is sometimes spoken about as if it were a modern aberration particularly in Afro-Caribbean societies. Yet this historical framing sometimes seems slightly intellectually incomplete. Practices…...
European tech entrepreneur to launch psychedelic venture in Jamaica
10+ hour, 29+ min ago (1236+ words) EUROPEAN technology entrepreneur and inventor Brayden Olson is betting big on Jamaica. The Spiritus Inc founder believes the island has major potential to benefit from the globally expanding psychedelic marketplace. To this end, Olson’s company — which developed and currently markets…...
DR Congo school fire leaves at least 14 children dead
2+ day, 20+ hour ago (492+ words) BUKAVU, DR Congo (AFP)—A fire ripped through a school in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo city of Bukavu on Thursday, sparking a stampede that killed at least 14 children, local and health sources said. The blaze began while the…...
???Seniors can have fun???: Charles Jr urges older Jamaicans to stay active, register with NCSC
3+ day, 1+ min ago (334+ words) Charles Jr was speaking at the Park Walker and Ageing Fair held at Emancipation Park in Kingston on Thursday, an event hosted as the National Council for Senior Citizens (NCSC) marks 50 years of service. “We really see the benefit of…...
Wrong to say most Jamaicans are hungry, says Green
3+ day, 11+ hour ago (270+ words) OCHO RIOS, St Ann — Agriculture Minister Floyd Green is pushing back against the perception, fuelled by interpretation of a United Nations (UN) survey, that more than half of Jamaica’s population is going hungry. He was referencing survey results that said…...
back to school safety – Jamaica Observer
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (11+ words) back to school safety Archives Jamaica Observer back to school safety...
Biomedical builds on 55 years of diagnostic care
4+ day, 8+ hour ago (663+ words) FROM a single laboratory on Caledonia Avenue to a nationwide network of more than 50 collection centres, Caledonia Medical Laboratory Limited, popularly known as Biomedical, has spent more than five decades building a reputation for accessible, accurate, and quality diagnostic services…...
We cannot afford to ignore childhood obesity
5+ day, 10+ hour ago (435+ words) JAMAICA has a growing childhood obesity problem, and the latest evidence should leave little room for complacency. The 2026 Global School-Based Health Survey (GSHS) shows that 31.7 per cent of Jamaican adolescents surveyed are now overweight, up sharply from 21.7 per cent in…...