As the heat of the dry season settles over the land, the environment undergoes a dramatic shift. In many regions, particularly across the Caribbean and Trinidad and Tobago, this time of year is synonymous with two invisible intruders: the acrid smoke from bush fires and the fine, amber-hued plumes of …
Read More »AI helps detect Caribbean children with asthma at risk of severe infections
A new frontier in paediatric asthma care Asthma has long been recognised as one of the most common chronic childhood diseases worldwide, yet it remains deeply complex, unpredictable and uneven in how it affects young patients. Some children experience mild, intermittent symptoms that are easily controlled, while others suffer repeated, …
Read More »What makes the Mediterranean diet so healthy for your heart?
The Mediterranean diet has earned global recognition as one of the healthiest ways to eat, particularly for protecting the heart and supporting long-term wellbeing. Repeatedly ranked at the top of international dietary guidelines, it is not a short-term eating plan or a restrictive regime. It is a sustainable lifestyle rooted …
Read More »The power of exercise and water for the busy woman
Do you wake up feeling like you’ve already run a marathon before your feet even hit the floor? You aren’t alone. Millions of women today are living in a state of “permanent grey”. It’s that fuzzy, brain-fogged reality where the coffee doesn’t kick in, your jeans feel uncomfortably tight by …
Read More »Why cardio fitness is the secret to ending constant fatigue
We have all been there. It is 3:00 PM on a Tuesday, and you are staring at your computer screen feeling like you have just run a marathon, even though you have barely moved from your desk. You reach for a third cup of coffee, but deep down, you know …
Read More »Stop the shed: The healthy hair care routine to rescue thinning locks
It starts with a few extra strands in your brush. Then, you notice a literal clump clogging the shower drain. Suddenly, your ponytail feels thinner, your scalp looks a bit too visible under the bathroom lights, and you are spiralling into a panic. If you feel like you are losing …
Read More »Hormone therapy and weight loss after menopause: New evidence points to a more personalised future
Hormone therapy in the spotlight again Hormone therapy has long been central to the management of menopausal symptoms, yet its wider metabolic role has remained contested for decades. New research from the Mayo Clinic now places hormone therapy firmly back in the scientific spotlight, suggesting it may significantly enhance the …
Read More »How your New Year’s crash diet may be causing hair loss
Every January, millions of men make the same promise. Eat less, lose weight fast, look sharper, feel better. Gyms fill up, carbohydrates disappear from plates, and social media celebrates dramatic transformations achieved in a few short weeks. Yet by February or March, many men notice something unexpected. Hair thinning at …
Read More »Mayo Clinic highlights 10 key advancements in medical treatment
From AI-powered drug discovery to regenerative therapies and next-generation neurology tools, Mayo Clinic researchers made significant strides in 2025 toward predicting, preventing and treating some of the world’s most serious and complex diseases. These discoveries reflect progress across three major innovation efforts at Mayo Clinic. Mayo Clinic clinicians and scientists are working together to develop tools to predict …
Read More »Why indoor air quality matters more than ever during the dry season
The dry season brings welcome sunshine, calmer seas and clearer travel schedules across the Caribbean. It also brings two invisible threats that quietly invade homes and offices alike: bush fire smoke and Saharan dust. Together, they make indoor air quality one of the most overlooked public health issues of our …
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