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FROM time to time this column has carried articles alerting consumers as to the dangers of using expired food and

A FACET OF NATIONAL PLURAL CULTURAL POLICY SEPTEMBER each year has been set aside for the commemoration of Indigenous Heritage

SOME weeks ago, this column dealt with folk remedies used in Guyana and particularly herbal folk remedies including tree barks.

LITERACY in Guyana has always been a consumer concern and thus this column may again return to it. In the

RECENTLY, the news media carried the report of a small child in the North West District who had died from

ON August 1, we celebrated Emancipation Day which is among the three oldest public holidays Guyana. In the 19th and

THE public has an overwhelming appetite for political news and developments and accordingly, the media focuses on such. Thus matters

IN Western Societies, until very recently, children were regarded as small adults and no different from adults except for their

THE consumer community has always been concerned with Tourism, because of the many facets it presents to society. In the

ONE of the great achievements of Western Medicine is the process of blood transfusion. Before blood transfusion came to be

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