Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-11-12

• TOURISM PUSH
• US slams Jamaica’s record on police killings, detentions
• Mike Henry wants Toots statue in May Pen
• New Haven relief effort postponed amid COVID concerns
• ‘We have to remember their sacrifice’
• Patient jumps from third floor of hospital, dies
• ‘We are suffering’
• Storage hurdle for COVID vaccine
• A new era for US-Jamaica relations
• The fragile nature of our ecological assets
• Talks for synthetic rink to continue
• Six weeks’ setback for Shane
• ‘We have achieved the impossible’
• Palpable impact on the educationa­l landscape of Jamaica
• Exciting journey ahead
• 300K AND TRENDING
• Cadenza ‘Up Inna’ music production
• Flood rains cause millions in losses at Frome
• JISA past president urges cooperatio­n among private schools
• Biden moves forward without help from Trump’s intel team
• Pro-democracy lawmakers to resign en masse
• ‘Let’s talk planet Earth, climate change’
• Scotiabank takes on sponsorshi­p of Caribbean Environmen­t Week
• More adaptation funds for vulnerable countries
• We need to pay more attention to road constructi­on –custos
• Inner-city violence threatens sustainabl­e developmen­t –Davis
• UK searching for COVID-19 cure in its sewage system, says Ahmad
• Nurses on the front line of DIABETES FIGHT
• Role of nurses increasing­ly important
• We must acknowledg­e the scale of the problem facing us
• Tribute to nurses in diabetes care
• A most adequate and fitting theme
• Educating Jamaican populace a mammoth task
• The role of the nurse in diabetes self-management education
• My personal experience as a diabetes educator
• Life for a Child Programme
• Adjusting to life with diabetes
• My journey with diabetes
• Healthcare partnershi­ps can control diabetes mellitus
• Living with diabetes
• Services offered by the Diabetes Associatio­n of Jamaica

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