College of American Pathologists Statement on Supporting Gender−Neutral Blood Donor Screening
The College of American Pathologists (CAP) recognizes that the nation’s blood supply must be both safe and sufficient to meet the needs of patients and ensure people are healthier because of excellence in laboratory medicine, including the blood banks which…
UPDATE on LIGHTING THE WORLD PURPLE FOR ORPHANS on WORLD ORPHANS DAY and THE UN RESOLUTION PETITION
World Orphans Day is November 14, 2022 It is with great excitement that we are pushing forward after our World Orphans Day Summit in Nashville in 2019, to further our mutual commitment to champion the humanitarian rights of orphans and foster children…
COVID-19 Update – 5 April, 97 NEW Positives [3-4 Apr] & 1 DEATH
Public Health has released COVID-19 figures for 5 April. Unfortunately, a vaccinated patient with severe comorbidities has passed away from COVID-19. This bring total COVID related deaths since March 2020 to 27. This will be reflected in the situational report for…
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Survey Measuring Cayman’s 2021 Economic Performance Starts on 11 April
The Economics and Statistics Office will commence its annual business survey to measure the 2021 economic performance of industries in the Cayman Islands on 11 April, 2022. Survey forms will be mailed or emailed to all relevant entities that produce…
Cayman: DEH provides assistance & promotes safety during Clean-ups
Grand Cayman, April 5, 2022 – As many organisations and volunteers get together to celebrate Earth Day on Friday, April 22, the Department of Environmental Health (DEH) is reminding the public that assistance can be offered by providing gloves, garbage bags…
Caribbean States call for technical support to conduct Marine Surveys
Posted By St Vincent Times The request was originally made by the Caribbean and submitted to the FAO in 2017. The FAO however informed in 2018, that the Nansen research vessel was committed to working in Africa and the Bay…
US: Trump Banned Again by Atlantic/Breezeline
From Newsmax Another big rally this past weekend and Pres. Trump was effectively censored by Atlantic Broadband, now called Breezeline. As you know Breezeline/Atlantic decided to drop Newsmax while keeping 11 liberal channels on their cable service. None of which carried Pres. Trump’s…
Connecting for Health
Monthly Newsletter | No. 7 | April 2022 World Health Day 2022: “Our Planet, Our Health” In the face of the current pandemic, a polluted planet, and an increasing incidence of diseases, the theme for World Health Day 2022 is…
Caribbean alliance launched to promote climate justice and a just transition
Port of Spain, April 4, 2022 – The Caribbean Climate Justice Alliance was launched to amplify the voices of the vulnerable and support a unified and coherent approach by civil society and non-state actors to enhance the effectiveness and impact…
US: Do police need a loitering law?
Do police need a loitering law to stop human trafficking in California? The answer is a clear no, says retired Los Angeles Police Department Sergeant Cheryl Dorsey. In a powerful op-ed for the Los Angeles Times, Sgt. Dorsey explains why California’s loitering…
