Comparison of the outcome and treatment of psychosis in people of Caribbean orig

College Medical Schools, Royal Free Hospital, Rowland Hill Street, London NW3 2PF, UK. Abstract Background: The comparative outcome of psychosis in British Whites and UK African-Caribbeans...

Unrecognised and unregistered visual impairment

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Differences in psychiatric admission patterns between Caribbeans from different

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Hypertension, hypertensive end organ damage, diabetes and coronary heart disease in Afro-Caribbeans in th....

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Intercontinental Book Centre - Chapter Two: Africans, African Americans and Afro-Caribbeans

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G K Balasubramani - ResearchGate

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Monthly Review | Cuba’s Medical Mission

When the Ebola virus began to spread through western Africa in fall 2014, much of the world panicked. Soon, over 20,000 people were infected, more than 8,000 had died, and worries mounted that the death toll could reach into hundreds of thousands. The United States provided military support; other countries promised money. Cuba was the first nation to respond with what was most needed: it sent 103 nurses and 62 doctors as volunteers to Sierra Leone. With 4,000 medical staff (including 2,400 doct...