THE role of family doctors is to take centre stage on Tuesday when Jamaica, for the first time since it was first declared by the World Health Organization in 2010, celebrates World Family Doctor Day.
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World Family Doctor Day
THE role of family doctors is to take centre stage on Tuesday when Jamaica, for the first time since it was first declared by the World Health Organization in 2010, celebrates World Family Doctor Day.
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World Family Doctor Day
LAWYERS for the ATL Group Pension Fund Trustees Nominee Limited last Thursday began their cross-examination of former company executive Catherine Barber.
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IDT cross-examines Barber
BORN out of one young person’s desire to support the cause of cancer research, Cancer Conscious Youth has grown from 20 members in 2008 to 45 registered members today.
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Are you cancer conscious?
Former Cabinet Minister Dr Christopher Tufton believes that the public health system, including the controversial no-user-fee policy, needs to undergo a comprehensive review in order that the authorities can make informed decisions on the allocation of resources.
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Tufton suggests health services review
CABLE operators have been asking for an extension of the May 31 deadline issued by the Broadcasting Commission for the removal of 19 cable channels that are being illegally aired in Jamaica.
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Cable firms want more time but…
This is the second in a four-part piece exploring the problem with “low-fat” and “non-fat” products.
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Let’s chew the fat — Part 2
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Opposition spokesman on Foreign Affairs & Foreign Trade Edmund Bartlett is expressing disappointment at the failed Free-Trade Agreement negotiations between Caricom and Canada.
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Failed Free-Trade Agreement negotiations between Caricom, Canada disappointing — Bartlett
ATTORNEY Valerie Neita-Robertson yesterday suggested to a juror from the Vybz Kartel murder trial that she and her colleagues had agreed beforehand to convict the men and that they would throw a party to celebrate the verdict.
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KINGSTON, Jamaica – The guests have arrived and Emancipation Park in St Andrew is alive with the sights, sounds and mystique of Dinner en Blanc.
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PHOTOS: Emancipation Park comes alive with Dinner en Blanc
KINGSTON, Jamaica – The Jamaica Observer’s exclusive print event, Dinner en Blanc is about to begin at the Emancipation Park in St Andrew. Guests to this marquee event were brought to the Park from three different locations in the Corporate Area. The final destination for Dinner en Blanc was kept secret until a short while ago.
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PHOTOS: Dinner en Blanc about to start at Emancipation Park
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) today announced that the Super Lotto Jackpot prize for draw #567 on
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Super Lotto won in Barbados
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Re-elected president of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Whycliffe Cameron is expressing his condolences and that of his board of directors following the death of the father of former West Indies fast bowler Joel Garner.
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Joel Garner’s father dies, Cameron expresses condolences
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Three men have been arrested and charged with illegal possession of firearm after they were accosted and searched by police in separate incidents in St James and Clarendon on Friday and Saturday.
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Three arrested after police seize two guns