Author: Shanice Gibbs

There are renewed calls for the population to eat healthy foods for sustainable health and well-being.

Leading the charge at the Caribbean Nutrition Day held in Downtown, Kingston recently, Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jacquiline Bisasor-McKenzie noted the increasing prevalence of

non-communicable diseases in Jamaica.

She stressed the important role that food plays in keeping people healthy or contributing to diseases.

Dr. Bisasor-McKenzie emphasized that unhealthy foods lead to lifestyle diseases while noting the importance of reading labels on processed food items.

There are renewed calls for the population to eat healthy foods for sustainable health and well-being.

Leading the charge at the Caribbean Nutrition Day held in Downtown, Kingston recently, Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jacquiline Bisasor-McKenzie noted the increasing prevalence of

non-communicable diseases in Jamaica.

She stressed the important role that food plays in keeping people healthy or contributing to diseases.

Dr. Bisasor-McKenzie emphasized that unhealthy foods lead to lifestyle diseases while noting the importance of reading labels on processed food items.

There are renewed calls for the population to eat healthy foods for sustainable health and well-being.

Leading the charge at the Caribbean Nutrition Day held in Downtown, Kingston recently, Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jacquiline Bisasor-McKenzie noted the increasing prevalence of

non-communicable diseases in Jamaica.

She stressed the important role that food plays in keeping people healthy or contributing to diseases.

Dr. Bisasor-McKenzie emphasized that unhealthy foods lead to lifestyle diseases while noting the importance of reading labels on processed food items.

There are renewed calls for the population to eat healthy foods for sustainable health and well-being.

Leading the charge at the Caribbean Nutrition Day held in Downtown, Kingston recently, Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jacquiline Bisasor-McKenzie noted the increasing prevalence of

non-communicable diseases in Jamaica.

She stressed the important role that food plays in keeping people healthy or contributing to diseases.

Dr. Bisasor-McKenzie emphasized that unhealthy foods lead to lifestyle diseases while noting the importance of reading labels on processed food items.

There are renewed calls for the population to eat healthy foods for sustainable health and well-being.

Leading the charge at the Caribbean Nutrition Day held in Downtown, Kingston recently, Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jacquiline Bisasor-McKenzie noted the increasing prevalence of

non-communicable diseases in Jamaica.

She stressed the important role that food plays in keeping people healthy or contributing to diseases.

Dr. Bisasor-McKenzie emphasized that unhealthy foods lead to lifestyle diseases while noting the importance of reading labels on processed food items.

There are renewed calls for the population to eat healthy foods for sustainable health and well-being.

Leading the charge at the Caribbean Nutrition Day held in Downtown, Kingston recently, Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jacquiline Bisasor-McKenzie noted the increasing prevalence of

non-communicable diseases in Jamaica.

She stressed the important role that food plays in keeping people healthy or contributing to diseases.

Dr. Bisasor-McKenzie emphasized that unhealthy foods lead to lifestyle diseases while noting the importance of reading labels on processed food items.

There are renewed calls for the population to eat healthy foods for sustainable health and well-being.

Leading the charge at the Caribbean Nutrition Day held in Downtown, Kingston recently, Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jacquiline Bisasor-McKenzie noted the increasing prevalence of

non-communicable diseases in Jamaica.

She stressed the important role that food plays in keeping people healthy or contributing to diseases.

Dr. Bisasor-McKenzie emphasized that unhealthy foods lead to lifestyle diseases while noting the importance of reading labels on processed food items.

There are renewed calls for the population to eat healthy foods for sustainable health and well-being.

Leading the charge at the Caribbean Nutrition Day held in Downtown, Kingston recently, Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jacquiline Bisasor-McKenzie noted the increasing prevalence of

non-communicable diseases in Jamaica.

She stressed the important role that food plays in keeping people healthy or contributing to diseases.

Dr. Bisasor-McKenzie emphasized that unhealthy foods lead to lifestyle diseases while noting the importance of reading labels on processed food items.

There are renewed calls for the population to eat healthy foods for sustainable health and well-being.

Leading the charge at the Caribbean Nutrition Day held in Downtown, Kingston recently, Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jacquiline Bisasor-McKenzie noted the increasing prevalence of

non-communicable diseases in Jamaica.

She stressed the important role that food plays in keeping people healthy or contributing to diseases.

Dr. Bisasor-McKenzie emphasized that unhealthy foods lead to lifestyle diseases while noting the importance of reading labels on processed food items.

There are renewed calls for the population to eat healthy foods for sustainable health and well-being.

Leading the charge at the Caribbean Nutrition Day held in Downtown, Kingston recently, Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jacquiline Bisasor-McKenzie noted the increasing prevalence of

non-communicable diseases in Jamaica.

She stressed the important role that food plays in keeping people healthy or contributing to diseases.

Dr. Bisasor-McKenzie emphasized that unhealthy foods lead to lifestyle diseases while noting the importance of reading labels on processed food items.