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Jamaica Gleaner Profiles in Medicine
published: Wednesday | August 4, 2004

SHIFT MY BACK IN PLACE
THE MOSTLY-RURAL habit of carrying pails of water, for long distances, on the head, has been identified by chiropractor, Dr. Michael Harvey, as a major cause of back problems in Jamaica.

Beat the heat
IS THE heat of summer sapping your energy? Do you feel sluggish, suffering from headaches, impaired concentration or less frequent and less bulky bowel movements in these summer months?


A sensitive female issue
BACTERIAL VAGINOSIS (BV) is the most common vaginal inflammation affecting 10 to 64 per cent of women.


Marriage is more than love
M EN AND women have been making vows 'to love, 'till death do us part' for centuries. They start their new lives together, hearts brimming with hope for a brighter future filled with endless, legal sex, a family to boot and a new sense of respectability.


Playing with ecstasy
PERSONS WHO abuse synthetic Gamma Hydroxybutyrate (GHB) are playing with fire. On the street, the drug is called 'liquid ecstasy', 'easy lay', 'scoop' and 'fantasy'.


Solving the crime epidemic
JAMAICA HAS the third highest murder rate in the world. Crime and violence has far surpassed epidemic proportion and our inner cities are in a state of rebellion.


Your hypertension data are wrong!
Reader's feedback: Reader Randal wrote: 'I am interested in learning how the data presented in your column were collected. I work in the Pharma/health industry here in NYC in predominantly black populations.






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