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Parliament Passes Tobacco and Health Practice Amendment Bills

Ministry Strengthens Cayman’s Regional Presence Through Major Caribbean Health and Infrastructure Forums
Ministry Strengthens Cayman’s Regional Presence Through Major Caribbean Health and Infrastructure Forums
Public consultation opens on proposed National Cancer Registry
The Ministry of Health, Environment and Sustainability has today opened public consultation on proposals to establish a National Cancer Registry for the Cayman Islands, aimed at giving the country reliable national data to better understand, prevent and respond to cancer

Four Caymanian Deputy Chief Officers Lead Ministry’s Health, Environment and Sustainability Priorities
The team brings together a blend of experienced leadership and more recent appointments. Lt Col. Bobeth O’Garro has served as a DCO since 2021, followed by Ms Neyka Webster, who joined the team in 2023. Ms Exie Tomlinson-Panton was appointed as a DCO earlier this year, while Mr Jason Azan joined in August

Minister Marks World Environmental Health Day with Call to “Stand with Science” and Have Your Say
Minister for Health, Environment and Sustainability, Hon. Katherine Ebanks-Wilks, has issued a video message to mark World Environmental Health Day 2026, highlighting the role of science, prevention and environmental health professionals in protecting communities across the Cayman Islands.
Pertussis Continues to Circulate in Community
Pertussis can begin with symptoms that look very much like an ordinary cold, which means people may not immediately recognise it
This is the Final Week to Have Your Say on Proposed Health Reforms
Annual Healthcare Conference to Spotlight Prevention and Personalised Care
MHES Joins Regional 'In a Sneakers' Movement Campaign
The Ministry of Health, Environment and Sustainability is joining the Caribbean Public Health Agency's (CARPHA) 'In a Sneakers' campaign. Running from 14-18 September, the campaign encourages businesses and residenst to make movemeny a greater part of their daily routines