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Health & Wellness

August 16, 2022

Zakiya’s meningioma tumor battle

Zakiya Butler has days when she throws herself a pity party. She asks why can’t…

August 15, 2022

Taken out of her comfort zone

Oftentimes, the things and experiences that are outside of a person’s comfort zone, as long…

August 15, 2022

Club 1600 expands flagship programs

Toastmasters Club 1600 is ramping up its efforts to help teens who may otherwise struggle…

Health & Wellness

August 9, 2022

Psychologist prescribes ‘disease management’ treatment to violence

Reasoning that anger is just as contagious as a virus, a local psychologist is prescribing…

Lifestyles
The Nassau GuardianNovember 19, 2021
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BTC launches ‘Share the Magic of Christmas’ campaign
Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) has launched its “Make Christmas Sparkle” campaign, offering the best landline and mobile deals in the…
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Lifestyles
The Nassau GuardianNovember 19, 2021
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New coming of age Bahamian novel hits the streets
“Wheewwww! “Wheewww!” “Wheeww!” My fingers are burning! From turning the pages of the new break-through novel, “Harbro: The Finding of…
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Monique MitchellNovember 16, 2021
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Healthy feet for persons with diabetes
Uncontrolled high blood sugar leads to permanent changes in the feet that puts all diabetics that are at high risk…
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Health & Wellness
Dr. Tamarra MossNovember 16, 2021
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Child advocacy and where your pediatrician fits in
I remember quite vividly sitting in a community clinic going through my mental catalogue of social questions – “Where do…
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Health & Wellness
Dr. Kendal V. O. MajorNovember 16, 2021
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Risk factors affecting tooth decay
Tooth decay is the second most common disease in The Bahamas after the common cold. Interestingly, many years ago, the…
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Education
Shavaughn MossDecember 10, 2018
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BTVI students learn their HIV/AIDS status
Michell Evans realized the importance of knowing her HIV/AIDS status after the death of two of her family members. At…
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Education
Shavaughn MossDecember 4, 2018
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Aging gracefully
Everybody should be able to age gracefully, and enjoy the aging process, as long as a good foundation began and…
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Education
The Nassau GuardianDecember 4, 2018
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Chinese Embassy donates to Bahamas Feeding Network
The People’s Republic of China is helping to feed the needy in the Bahamian community with a food donation to…
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Education
The Nassau GuardianDecember 3, 2018
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The whole child: why it’s important to address social and emotional needs
Most people are familiar with the terrible twos, but the terrible teens are equally as frightening for some parents, teachers and…
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Helping kids beat the summer heat

August 2, 2022

Helping kids beat the summer heat

Summertime is one of the best times for kids. They get to enjoy beautiful sunshine, time off from school, and…

Airport modular offices sit for months, unusable

Grand Bahama News

August 2, 2022

Airport modular offices sit for months, unusable

Despite a recent statement by Deputy Prime Minister Chester Cooper that modular offices for displaced workers at Grand Bahama International…

Sweetings Cay residents settle into new homes courtesy of Rotary, donors

Grand Bahama News

August 2, 2022

Sweetings Cay residents settle into new homes courtesy of Rotary, donors

For 12 months after the ferocious Hurricane Dorian in 2019, Darren Cooper, a Sweetings Cay resident, lived in a tent.…