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Pregnant Women Urged to Identify Risks Early and Act Quickly at First Sign of Trouble

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Pregnant women are being urged to identify their risks early, join high-risk antenatal clinics, if necessary; closely monitor their blood pressure and act quickly at the first sign of trouble. This advice came from Programme Development Officer, Public Health Specialist in the Family Unit, Ministry of Health and Wellness, Dr. Carol Lord, at a JIS […]

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Jamaica Information Service broke the news in 4 days ago on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.

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Pregnant Women Urged to Identify Risks Early and Act Quickly at First Sign of Trouble

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