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Jamaica Gleaner Profiles in Medicine
published: Wednesday | July 30, 2008

The eagle has landed - Eric's life with schizophrenia
With impeccable manners, Eric ushered me into Mensana's office (the support group for families living with mental illness) and pointed to a spot on the large sofa where I could sit comfortably. He collected a small pile of paper from a nearby wooden table and sat at the other end...

Those painful kidney stones - Response to reader's question

Dear Doc - I went to the doctor and was told I had kidney stones. I am 24 years old. He gave me nothing and I am feeling more pain. Can you tell me of home remedies I could use? - Reader from Westmoreland...

Oral sex does transmit infections - Response to reader's question

At one point in our musical history, there were a number of songs attacking oral sex. Since then, the DJs seem to be quieter on the topic. Is it because it is now more accepted in our society than in the past? Interestingly, oral sex is practised more frequently...

Where's my money? - Finance schemes in limbo, people are grieving

Some 'alternative finance schemes' are in limbo and, from where I sit, many pensioners, professionals and people from all walks of life are in a state of depression and grieving. The stages of grieving ...

Exercise the larger muscle groups first

More benefits are derived from regular, moderate exercise than from a few irregular, intensive sessions. There are numerous reasons for the difficulties we experience in exercising regularly. For example, consider whether the exercise prescriptions meet our individual needs...

Home-made diabetic drinks - Response to reader's question

Dear Ms Brown: I am a regular reader of your column in The Gleaner. I am asking kindly for your assistance. I am a diabetic (type 2). I am able to keep my blood sugar level relatively stable through diet, exercise and a minimum amount of medication...





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