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THE EDITOR: For two consecutive weeks I have been saddened to learn of the deaths of two prominent men in our country, both of whom I had the pleasure of interacting with over many years. They seem totally different in many ways but both managed to touch aspects of my life. The first was Prof
PROFESSOR Emeritus Gordon Rohlehr, 80, died on Sunday, provoking a flood of tributes from many sectors of society hailing his scholarship of West Indian popular culture, especially calypso music. Judy Raymond, Newsday editorial consultant, in an online tribute said, "RIP, Professor Gordon Rohlehr. Calypso scholar, critic, essayist, teacher, lovely man." Gillian Moor, singer, said, "Farewell
Ridiculously, aged 48, I am still clinging on to the fantasy that my mum will live for ever. And there is even a name for what I'm feeling: Anticipatory grief, writes TV historian TESSA DUNLOP.
Speaking to The Mail on Sunday, some of the UK's leading hospital medics remain optimistic - and insist predictions of January 2020 levels of disaster are unlikely to come to fruition.
Supplementation with a novel bacterium isolated from the human gut may counteract diet-induced obesity, insulin resistance, and inflammation, says a new study that creates “an incredible scientific opportunity”.