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  • Gittens (right) – who has a background in marketing, an interest in biology and with more than 120 thousand followers on her social media platforms combined – will be working with the BMCLA effective immediately by promoting the regulatory body’s 3rd anniversary events which takes place on Jan 18th with its annual Open House and Jan 19th with a Licensed to Thrived event.
    January 17, 2024

    BMCLA announces Industry Brand Ambassador to assist with dissemination of information

  • With the announcement of this new licensee who was approved with four (4) licenses, there are now a total of 10 local businesses approved to date to pariticpate in the local medicinal cannabis industry with a combined 29 licenses.
    January 6, 2024

    BMCLA announces its 4th set of approved licenses for the local Medicinal Cannabis Industry

  • The Brazilian born; Congolese athlete is a first generation African-Australian. He stems from the first wave of immigrants allowed into the country after the "White Australia Policy" was dismantled in the early 1970s. Being 1 of 3 African Australians out of 800 players during his career, Lumumba's electrifying hybrid style of play and versatility garnered him a championship and title of the league's first ever multi-cultural ambassador. The all-star player now lives in Los Angeles, CA, and leads academic research in Ethnobotany.
    March 2, 2023

    DECOLONIZING CANNABIS HISTORY – AN AUSTRALIAN CHAMPION ATHLETE’S PURSUIT TO RE-WRITE BLACK HISTORY

  • QEH 2013
    December 15, 2020

    CONFIRMING CHANGES TO QEH’s MEDICATION DELIVERY SERVICE

  • Patients who have selected the Barbados Postal Service as their preferred medication delivery provider will then be informed of the cost for the delivery and be provided with a reference number to facilitate the payment of the delivery fee at a post office of their choice. Prescriptions will be processed, packaged and labeled to facilitate delivery within five days of receipt of the order and on confirmation of payment of the delivery fee. In contrast, those who have selected Hopscotch as their preferred medication delivery provider will also be informed of the cost for the delivery, but will be required to pay cash on delivery.
    November 24, 2020

    CHANGES TO THE QEH MEDICATION DELIVERY SERVICE

  • QEH 20102 2
    February 1, 2019

    QEH Pharmacy Department Curtails Operations Temporarily

  • Bajan Reporter Medicine9
    January 8, 2019

    FDA VALSARTAN RECALL NOT IMPACTING BARBADOS