Daily Features

By Dr Kirankoora, MDS (Paedodontics) Since I will be discussing preventive orthodontics in this article, I will first explain what the term orthodontics means.

By Stanley Greaves My first impression was of a cautious person, perhaps because of it being a first meeting. 

The annual Kei-Shar’s chess tournament begins today at the Kei-Shar’s Sports Club at Hadfield and Camp Streets.

Frankly Speaking…By A.A. Fenty And Critchlow cried The sheer daily regularity of reportage, especially in the print media, of all that is nasty and socially undesirable, influenced today’s mini-lecture.

History this week  –  No.14 By Winston McGowan This series of articles focuses on the six Guyanese cricketers who have scored only one Test century in their career.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Sugar and salt are damaging the health of Americans by raising blood pressure and cholesterol — and regulation may be the only way to help, researchers agree.

– modernizing multilateralism for a multipolar world By Robert B. Zoellick Robert B.

MADHOUN, India (Reuters) – India’s government is spending billions of dollars on welfare schemes, and plans even more this year.

By Peter R. Ramsaroop, MBA Introduction Prime Minister Patrick Manning of Trinidad said in a recent interview that given the criticism of his government he felt it is good governance to have elections. 

Linden’s 40th anniversary Interviews By Cathy Richards Overseas-based Guyanese spoke with us about Linden at 40 and their expectations for the town week celebrations that coincide with the 40th anniversary.

Dave Ramsaran is Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Sociology at Susquehanna University By Dave Ramsaran For the second time in his political career, Patrick Manning, political leader of the People’s National Movement (PNM) of Trinidad and Tobago, has called an early election while serving as Prime Minister. 

The Essequibo River is probably my favorite place on earth. A couple places come close – the Canadian Rockies between Edmonton and Calgary; the North Rupununi; southern Utah – but I think the Essequibo beats them.

It seems but a month or two ago that I was observing, with no great excitement to be sure, my last birthday.

Street protest exhibited in the proper way has a rightful place in Guyana. 

Introduction In today’s column I will begin a review of GuySuCo’s Strategic Blueprint announced by President Jagdeo on January 8, 2009, following the installation of an interim board he appointed to steer the local sugar industry out of its field of inefficiencies, tonnes of red ink, and punt-loads of government subsidies.

Shift in focus Following on this coverage, this week’s column begins a shift to a new area of focus.

By Dr Rishu Agarwal, MD (Pathology) Fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) is a diagnostic procedure where a needle is inserted into your body, and a small amount of tissue is sucked out for examination under a microscope.

You cannot be a consumer activist without knowing about Codex which is the body that ensures food safety for consumers. 

The Guyana Chess Federation is preparing to host a FIDE- titled chess tournament which will enable its players to receive world chess ratings. 

I had mentioned in the Pet Corner of April 4, that an accumulation of hair in the stomach, over a period of time, could create a massive hair ball.