KINGSTON, Jamaica\u00a0\u2014\u00a0There has been\u00a0a reduction in suspected or confirmed cases of leptospirosis and related deaths, says Minister of Health and Wellness, Christopher Tufton.
KINGSTON, Jamaica \u2014 Minister of Health and Wellness\u00a0 Dr Christopher Tufton has moved to assure tourists visiting Jamaica that they are not at risk despite the current leptospirosis outbreak.
Speaking to healthcare workers during a visit to the FalmouthPublicGeneral Hospital on Thursday, Tufton stressed care must be given to the emotional and mental well-being of its most vulnerable populations.
TRELAWNY, Jamaica \u2014 Health and Wellness Minister Dr Christopher Tufton has warned that Jamaica is now entering what may become the most difficult phase of post-Hurricane Melissa recovery \u2014 the mental health fallout.
According to Health Minister Dr Christopher TuftonJamaica is currently facing a leptospirosis outbreak as a result of Hurricane Melissa, with six probable deaths so far ... Tufton noted that eight parishes have confirmed and or suspected cases.
Minister of Health and Wellness Dr Christopher Tufton made the announcement Friday morning during a press briefing to provide an update on the health sector\u2019s response in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa.
Christopher Tufton addressing public health inspectors, community health aids and vector control workers during a meeting at The Hotel Commingle in Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland, on Saturday ... Tufton.
Health and Wellness Minister Dr Christopher Tufton shared details of his ministry\u2019s plan of action to keep the mosquito population in check on Tuesday, during a statement in the House of Representatives.
...St James following the passage of Hurricane Melissa and is calling for an urgent meeting with Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton to address what it describes as a \u201cdevastated\u201d facility.