PHILIPSBURG (DCOMM):--- In connection with Caribbean Wellness Day (CWD), the Collective Prevention Service (CPS) is inviting the public to attend on Friday evening a free Public Health Panel Discussion on which panelists will address Non-Communicable Diseases prevalent in Sint Maarten and within the region such as Obesity, Hypertension, Diabetes, and Mental Health to name a few.
The panelists are Dr. Emiko Bird Heart Surgeon, Heart, and Stroke Foundation; Dr. Natalie Humphrey, Assistant Dean of Community Engagement at the American University of the Caribbean (AUC); Dr. Tasheena Maccow, Interim Director of Turning Point; Reginald Williamsburg, SZV Chief Operations Officer; and Aida ...
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