“Elderly with chronic illnesses, pregnant women, individuals who are institutionalised, and non-health frontline workers are at particularly high risk”

View the full post Take precautions against the Flu on NOW Grenada.

Based on scientific studies, a pregnant woman infected with dengue can pass the virus on to her foetus during pregnancy or around the time of birth

View the full post Ministry of Health secures mosquito nets on NOW Grenada.

Effective Tuesday, 30 May 2023, outpatient clinics will be conducted at the new hospital building (Phase 2)

View the full post Outpatient clinic relocated to General Hospital building Phase 2 on NOW Grenada.

The Vector Control Department will intensify its ongoing fogging operations over the week of 23–28 May 2023

View the full post Vector Control Department intensifies mosquito fogging on NOW Grenada.

The office of the Chief Pharmacist and Pharmacy Inspector has been temporarily relocated to the ground floor of the new wing (phase 2) of the General Hospital, St George’s

View the full post Temporary Relocation of Chief Pharmacist and Pharmacy Inspector’s Office on NOW Grenada.

“The fogging operation is in response to complaints of mosquito infestation in those areas”

View the full post Vector Control Division: Fogging Schedule on NOW Grenada.

“Grenada’s acting Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr Shawn Charles said data for Epidemiology Week #18 indicated that there were 20 reported cases”

View the full post Grenada records significant increase in dengue fever on NOW Grenada.

“We need to be always conscious of the fact that the word disabled does not mean unable”

View the full post Governor-General’s address on Disability Awareness Month on NOW Grenada.

“Notwithstanding the restoration of the services, the public is encouraged to call if necessary, +1(473) 417-4747) in the event of any threat to health or life where an immediate response is needed”

“The public can call +1 (473) 417-4747 to report any threat to life or health, where an immediate response is needed from the Princess Alice Hospital”