Half of US breast surgeons may advise unneeded lymph node removal
From Newsmax For women with early-stage breast cancer, many surgeons would advise extensive removal of the lymph nodes under the armpits even though recent evidence shows this doesn’t improve survival or the odds of cancer recurring, a U.S. study found.Nearly…
UK politicians blame Facebook for the rise of fake news
By Steve Dent From engadget “Facebook is releasing a product that is dangerous to consumers and deeply unethical.” After an 18 month investigation, the UK parliament has issued a scathing report on the handling of fake news and illegal election…
Technology Nostalgia
By Michael Isberto Technology is an amazing thing, and the advances in the field in the last decade have been nothing short of remarkable. We are seeing autonomous cars, smart homes that can learn your preferred living environment, a Hyperloop…
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Jamaica: Microcredit act to be tabled within 12 months
By Douglas Mcintosh From JIS Story Highlights “We are seized of the importance of the Microcredit Act. We have (several) pieces of legislation, of which the Microcredit Act is an important component, that we intend to table in the House…
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Listening
From Paul McGowan From PS Audio We perceive sound with our ears. We listen with our minds. What’s interesting about this observation is that no two people hear or listen in the same way yet we can each agree an…
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Hurricane Debby, and 5 others expected to hit the Caribbean
By Dennis Adonis From Guyana Guardian Guyana Guardian – Still recovering from Hurricane Maria, which had caused the loss of around 4,600 lives across the region just a few months ago, several Caribbean nations are once again bracing themselves and…
Caribbean elections in the age of Cambridge Analytica: SCL, Cambridge Analytica’s Caribbean history
By Earl Bousquet From teleSUR These revelations — by well-placed persons definitely in the know — clearly show that SCL has been active in the Caribbean for longer than earlier thought. Neither Grenada nor Antigua was named among the several…
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Caribbean Lottery funds rebuilding Youth Council Assoc. computer lab
From Daily Herald St Maarten The opening was postponed last year after the passage of Hurricane Irma on September 7. While the Youth Community Centre itself remained operational after Hurricane Irma, the computer lab was damaged. The window blew in….
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Techno and test-tubes: Climate-hit Caribbean touts new tourism
By Sophie Hares From Thomson Reuters Foundation Caribbean islands are experimenting with new tourism avenues as the impacts of climate change take their toll BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, July 27 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Promoter Ryan Kruger scouted five potential locations for…
29 Jul Weather in Cayman & Tropical Report
29 Jul Sun 2018 Tropical Report Tropical Weather Outlook NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL 800 AM EDT Sun Jul 29 2018 For the North Atlantic…Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico: Tropical cyclone formation is not expected…
