
UK Accused of “Stark Injustice” as Montserratians Denied NHS Care
The UK government has been accused of creating a “stark injustice” by denying urgent health and humanitarian support to British

The UK government has been accused of creating a “stark injustice” by denying urgent health and humanitarian support to British

Dr. Dorothea Hazel Blake has revealed findings from a new exit survey assessing how Montserrat’s health centres are performing from

Montserrat’s Ministry of Health & Social Services hosted its 3rd Annual Research Day on Wednesday, September 10, showcasing a range

A landmark study led by Chief Medical Officer Dr Sharra Greenaway-Duberry has revealed that 14.6% of Montserratian women aged 25

Nurse Charmaine Gray has presented new research exploring the toll that the COVID-19 pandemic took on nurses in the United

Grethlyn West, Senior Health Information Officer at the Ministry of Health and Social Services, has presented new research showing that

The introduction of advanced diagnostic testing at Glendon Hospital has led to a sharp decline in unnecessary antibiotic prescriptions for

Access, affordability, and cultural preferences are among the biggest challenges facing Montserratians trying to follow healthier diets to manage hypertension,

Montserrat residents are being urged to attend an important community discussion and foot screening on Peripheral Artery Disease (P.A.D.), which

Montserrat’s long-delayed new hospital project is finally taking shape, with advanced features planned to improve critical care and expand on-island

Reubena Meade, a US-based behavioural and speech therapist, has launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise support for children with autism

Montserrat is preparing to finalise a critical health agreement with the University Hospital in Guadeloupe that could significantly reduce deaths

The Montserrat Fire and Rescue Service completed an intensive two-day training session last week with UK health officials, further strengthening

The Ministry of Health and Social Services has launched its 2025 “Summer Smiles” dental programme. “Summer Smiles” is an annual

The number of Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) cases across the island is on the decline, the Ministry of

The Ministry of Health and Social Services has confirmed that recent cases of fever and rash affecting children on island

Health authorities in Montserrat are urging parents and guardians to keep unwell children at home following a noticeable increase in

Caribbean health officials are sounding the alarm about food safety as the region continues to grapple with thousands of foodborne

Residents of Montserrat are seeing improved access to gastrointestinal (GI) cancer screening, thanks to a successful visit by a specialist

Two Montserratian nurses have earned top honours in the April 2025 sitting of the Regional Examination for Nurses Registration (RENR),

The Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) is encouraging all sectors to commemorate the 2025 iteration of Caribbean Mosquito Awareness Week