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COUNTRYWIDE IMPROVEMENT OF PRIMARY HEALTHCARE FACILITIES NECESSARY SAYS DR AMARNAUTH DUKHI

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Guyana’s lone neurosurgeon calls for improvement of the Primary healthcare systems across the ten administration regions as he believes it can significantly boost the country’s medical services….Kendell Richmond reports

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