COVID-19: Sixteen Pregnant women hospitalised; Region Four accounts for over 48% of deaths
Health Minister, Dr Anthony reported today that there are 124 persons hospitalised with the COVID-19 virus. There are 88 patients alone at the Infectious...
Suddie hospital conducted 644 surgeries in 2024
The Suddie Public Hospital in Region Two performed 644 surgeries in 2024, a significant increase when compared to the 502 surgeries conducted in 2023.
This...
Contrary to opposition’s claim, a dozen health centres were upgraded in Region Five –...
Government's Member of Parliament (MP), Sanjeev Datadin chided the main Parliamentary Opposition camp in the National Assembly on Thursday for what he categorised as...
Shortness of breath may be a sign you body is lacking oxygen
Do you know what it feels like when your body is lacking sufficient oxygen? It could feel like shortness of breath and that is...
Guyana to access US$22 million World Bank loan to strengthen response to health emergencies,...
The World Bank is poised to approve a US$22 million loan in March to help Guyana strengthen its capacity to prevent, prepare and respond...
COVID UPDATE: Six new cases confirmed
As of July 3, 2020, of the 43 tests done, there have been 6 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number of positive...
COVID Vaccination: Over 81% of adult population gets first dose; close to 60% double...
As of Tuesday, the Health Ministry recorded 418, 333 or 81.5 percent of the country’s adult population taking the first dose of a COVID-19...
Jagdeo bemoans APNU+AFC efforts to combat COVID-19; said country only had 2000 testing kits...
Vice President, Bharrat Jagdeo has expressed disappointment in the way the former regime, the A Partnership for National Unity + Alliance for Change (APNU+AFC),...
Three more die of COVID-19; 103 new cases recorded
The Ministry of Health (MOH) has informed that as of August 26, 2021, three more persons who tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19)...
Police should ’round up’, charge those spreading COVID-19 vaccine misinformation – Dr. Ramsammy
Advisor to the Health Minister, Dr Leslie Ramsammy, says that the police should "round up" and charge those who are sharing misinformation about COVID-19...
