Vaginal rings may be a powerful tool for women in HIV prevention
Women’s efforts to prevent HIV usually fall to men opting for safer sex, but a medicated vaginal ring may broaden their options
The problem with Zika pregnancy advisories
With links between the Zika virus and fetal abnormalities in babies born to infected mothers, the outbreak has become an issue of reproductive justice for the Caribbean’s women
CARPHA calls for coordinated Caribbean response to Zika
With Zika being declared a Public Health Emergency by the WHO, CARPHA stresses the need for a coordinated Caribbean response to the disease to protect the Caribbean’s social and economic interests
Zika in the Caribbean: A backgrounder and the regional response
As cases of Zika infection continue to rise in the Caribbean, Caribbean residents have become increasingly concerned about taking preventative action against becoming infected.
Zika may be linked to deadly Guillain-Barré Syndrome
The public health crisis may have extended even further
Are Haiti’s tent cities being forgotten?
More than five years after the devastating earthquake of 12 January, 2010, at least 60,000 people are still living in camps, and programmes to help them move out are coming to an end.
