With many surgical procedures in the northern hemisphere being done using the laparoscopic technique- i.e. a method that is safer, less invasive, and more precise, Guyana is making strides to join that bandwagon. However, the lack of equipment and skilled professionals poses a major challenge to achieving this milestone. More from Amel Griffith
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-President reiterates importance of all health care professionals One month has passed since COVID-19 claimed the life of the first Guyanese and to date, five more persons lost the battle for their lives, after being diagnosed with the virus. At present, 45 persons have been confirmed as having being infected…
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