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Under-the-tongue allergy pills replacing shots

From Newsmax Under-the-tongue allergy pills have quickly caught on as a way to treat hay fever and dust mite allergies, a new study finds. Allergy shots have been available for more than 100 years, while sublingual, or under-the-tongue, allergy pills…

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Caribbean Creative Practitioners being prepped to access export opportunities to the European Union

Bridgetown, BARBADOS, April 4, 2019. Caribbean Export Development Agency (Caribbean Export) in cooperation with Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ) and T&T Coalition of services Industries hosted a Cultural and Creative Industries Workshop in Trinidad and Tobago. The event…

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All or nothing

By Paul McGowan From PS Audio A while back I posted a video on holographic imaging and managed to ruffle a few feathers. Since my words seem to routinely tousle feathers it is perhaps unclear why I would bring this trifle to…

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In vitro diagnostics market helping to support World Health Day goals as it’s set to exceed $63bn by 2025, observes GlobalData

From Global Data This year the World Health Organisation (WHO), World Health Day (7th April), focuses attention on the need for everyone to be able to access healthcare services and to obtain the care they need, when they need it, right in the…

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Significant reduction in pre-cancerous cells highlights the need to expand HPV vaccinations

ANALYST COMMENT from GlobalData Following the publication of research in the BMJ, on 03 April 2019, indicating that human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccinations in Scotland have reduced the prevalence of precancerous cervical cells at age 20, by 89%, compared to women…

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Cayman Islands: CTMH Doctors Hospital – Family Fun Day – April 6th, 2019 – 11am to 4pm

CTMH Doctors Hospital is proud to celebrate two years under its new blue. On April 6th, 2019 – 11am to 4pm, CTMH Doctors Hospital invites the public to join in on their Free Family Fun Day celebrations. There will be…

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The position of truck tires matter

By Kenneth Reily Heavy trucks are big vehicles with the main function to transport cargo, this is mainly done on highways in what is referred to as long haul transport. A truck will have the cab, which is where the…

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The first-ever jaguar cub born by artificial insemination was likely eaten by its mother 2 days later

By Molly Thomson From Business Insider A jaguar, Bianca, was artificially inseminated and was the first of the species to successfully give birth to a cub this way. Two days later, the cub disappeared — and was likely eaten by…

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Cayman Islands motorists advised to exercise caution during Guardians Alive Walk/Run, 6 April On Saturday, 6 April, Guardians Alive will be hosting their Walk/Run beginning at 6:00AM. The event will begin at the Seven Mile Public Beach and the participants…

4 Apr Weather in Cayman

4 Apr Thu 2019 Weather in Cayman SYNOPSIS Moderate winds and seas are expected over Cayman as a cold front, currently over the central Gulf of Mexico, tightens the pressure gradient across the Caribbean. Radar images show no showers over…