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CULTURAL AND COMMUNITY LIFESTYLE CAN HELP DECREASE SUICIDES PRES

By Kevin Fraser
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While billions of dollars are allocated for the procurement of Pharmaceuticals annually, there is still a scarcity of drugs countrywide. The Minister of Public health is seeking another way to end the shortage. Jessica Daw reports.

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