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SERHA Urges Men to Check their Prostate

SERHA Urges Men to Check their Prostate

Health & Wellness 08 September 2026

The South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA) is urging men 40 years and older to take charge of their prostate health by visiting the nearest health centre and speaking with a healthcare provider about prostate cancer screening in observance of September as Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.

Read more: SERHA Urges Men to Check their Prostate
D.B.L. EXPANDS IN PORTMORE, PROVIDES FREE DENTAL AND MEDICAL EXAMS TO OVER 25 CHILDREN
Dental Hygienist Santreisha Johnson explains the procedure to a local student prior to an examination during D.B.L. Dental Laboratory Services' complimentary back-to-school health drive in Portmore. The initiative provided free medical and dental screenings for over 25 children ahead of the 2026/27 academic year. (Photo by Aston Spaulding)

D.B.L. EXPANDS IN PORTMORE, PROVIDES FREE DENTAL AND MEDICAL EXAMS TO OVER 25 CHILDREN

Health & Wellness 03 September 2026

Demonstrating direct community commitment, local business D.B.L. Dental Laboratory Services Limited stepped up to support Portmore families today, providing over twenty-five (25) children with complimentary dental and medical examinations.

Read more: D.B.L. EXPANDS IN PORTMORE, PROVIDES FREE DENTAL AND MEDICAL EXAMS TO OVER 25 CHILDREN
Health Ministry Calls for Abstracts for Research Conference

Health Ministry Calls for Abstracts for Research Conference

Health & Wellness 03 September 2026

The Ministry of Health & Wellness is inviting researchers, students, clinicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals to submit high-quality health-related abstracts for presentation at the 17th Annual National Health Research Conference (NHRC), which will be held virtually from November 18-20, 2026, under the theme “One Health, One Future.”

Read more: Health Ministry Calls for Abstracts for Research Conference
Coordinated action needed for youth wellbeing – National Council on Drug Abuse
From left, Ian Stein, PAHO/WHO Representative; Paulette Spencer-Smith, Executive Director, National Council on Drug Abuse; Dr Christopher Tufton, Minister of Health and Wellness; Uki Atkinson, Acting Principal Director, Prevention, Public Education and Treatment, National Council on Drug Abuse; and Anna-Kay Magnus-Watson, Senior Education Officer, Health and Family Life Education, Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, review the 2026 Global School-based Student Health Survey findings.

Coordinated action needed for youth wellbeing – National Council on Drug Abuse

Health & Wellness 03 September 2026

The National Council on Drug Abuse (NCDA), a department of the Ministry of Health and Wellness, has released the findings of the 2026 Global School-based Student Health Survey (GSHS), highlighting progress in reducing some risk behaviours among Jamaican adolescents while identifying growing concerns around mental wellness, nutrition, lifestyle behaviours and substance access.

Read more: Coordinated action needed for youth wellbeing – National Council on Drug Abuse
SUPREME VENTURES FOUNDATION DONATES J$2.1 MILLION TO CHAIN OF  HOPE CHILDREN'S CARDIAC SERVICE

SUPREME VENTURES FOUNDATION DONATES J$2.1 MILLION TO CHAIN OF HOPE CHILDREN'S CARDIAC SERVICE

Health & Wellness 03 September 2026

For families across Jamaica facing a child's heart diagnosis, the cost of surgery can be the difference between hope and heartbreak. Supreme Ventures Foundation (SVF) is working to close that gap, recently donating J$2.1 million to Chain of Hope Jamaica, the region's first dedicated paediatric Cardiac Centre, located on the grounds of the Bustamante Hospital for Children.

Read more: SUPREME VENTURES FOUNDATION DONATES J$2.1 MILLION TO CHAIN OF HOPE CHILDREN'S CARDIAC SERVICE
  1. Health Ministry Awards Close to J$48 Million for Health Research
  2. More than 140 Jamaicans Awarded Public Health Scholarships
  3. Park Walker Initiative Comes to Corporate Area with Ageing Fair
  4. Kingston and St. Andrew Health Department to Host World Mosquito Day Expo

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