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Health | The cancer-causing virus you can carry without knowing
You can carry a cancer-causing virus, pass it to your partner and have no idea it is there. No pain. No discharge. No visible warning. The human papillomavirus, better known as HPV, is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections. Most infectio

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News

Opposition erupts as Green moves to shut down Cuba vote censure debate

In a move that appeared to catch the parliamentary Opposition off guard, Leader of Government Business Floyd Green last evening called for a critical debate on an Opposition motion to censure the Government to be halted after just two contributions. After

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Sports

Shaw misses out on prestigious FifPro XI shortlist

LONDON, England (CMC): Jamaican superstar Khadija ‘Bunny Shaw is among several high-profile players omitted from the prestigious FifPro Womens World XI shortlist. The 26-player shortlist was voted on by players from around the world and remains th

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Business

When the young stop waiting: Europe's Gen Z is sending us all a message

This autumn I have found myself watching the evening news from Europe with a growing sense of recognition. Not of the tear gas or the burning barricades, which I deplore, but of the faces. Teenagers holding hand-painted signs. University students sleeping

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Entertainment

King Charles catches up with Sir Idris Elba in Antigua

King Charles was surprised to see Sir Idris Elba during his Caribbean tour. The 77-year-old monarch visited Nelsons Dockyard in Antigua on Monday to unveil an engraved stone. While there, he bumped into the 54-year-old actor, who was attending the One

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Commentary

Editorial | Burnham and reparations

Britain may not yet be fully seized of its moral and legal obligation to pay reparations for its role in the racialised chattel slavery of Africans. However, Prime Minister Andy Burnhams recent shift on the issue is a welcome development, even if it is

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Letters

Letter of the Day | Together We Rise, a monument that heals
THE EDITOR, Madam: One year after Hurricane Melissa ravaged parts of western Jamaica, the 62-foot sculpture Together We Rise now stands courageously on Montego Bays Jimmy Cliff Boulevard. Commissioned by Christopher Issa of S Hotels and created by scul

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Lifestyle

Smile a while, give your face a rest

AP: Reminding yourself to smile more often may not only help you make friends but also improve your mood. Rather than waiting for a reason to smile, simply making the physical effort to turn a frown upside down could influence your emotions, experts say.

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Health

Portland Health Alliance mobilises support to strengthen healthcare services

Access to quality healthcare should not depend on where a person lives but, for many residents of Portland, obtaining essential medical services can mean travelling outside the parish, sometimes over considerable distances. From dialysis and mammograms to

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