Dr. Caleb Mc Cloggan MD DM ISCM- Endocrinologist

Dr. Caleb Mc Cloggan MD DM ISCM- Endocrinologist Dr. Caleb Mc Cloggan is the first Guyanese Endocrinologist.
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If you know someone who is suffering from Diabetes, Infertility, Thyroid Disorders, PCOS, Peri-menopausal symptom, osteoporosis, Mentrual problems, etc.

This scar isn’t just a line on my skin… it’s a testament to the resilience she discovered, the courage she summoned, and...
17/11/2025

This scar isn’t just a line on my skin… it’s a testament to the resilience she discovered, the courage she summoned, and the strength she never knew she possessed. She walked through this hurt silently, only because a tiny heartbeat needed me to be strong.🥰❤️

14/11/2025

Today is world Diabetes Day 2025 “Diabetes across life stages”

Friends having fun!!!
11/11/2025

Friends having fun!!!

The Calligraphy Beetle, found in Southeast Asia and Africa, is known for its stunning ink-like patterns that resemble ha...
24/10/2025

The Calligraphy Beetle, found in Southeast Asia and Africa, is known for its stunning ink-like patterns that resemble hand-painted calligraphy. Each beetle has a unique design of swirls and strokes across its shell, earning it the title of nature’s living artwork.

Scientists believe these intricate markings help the beetle camouflage against tree bark and shadows in the forest. For those who spot it in the wild, it serves as a reminder that nature often creates masterpieces hidden beyond human galleries.

Here’s how you can perform breast self-examination: Look for changes in size, shape, or skin. Touch & feel – for lumps ...
15/10/2025

Here’s how you can perform breast self-examination:

Look for changes in size, shape, or skin.
Touch & feel – for lumps or thickening.
If you notice an abnormal lump, seek medical care—even if the lump doesn’t hurt.

If something feels off—even if it doesn’t hurt—talk to a doctor.

Source: WHO





Halima Cissé from Mali made medical history in 2021 by naturally conceiving and giving birth to nine babies—five girls a...
26/09/2025

Halima Cissé from Mali made medical history in 2021 by naturally conceiving and giving birth to nine babies—five girls and four boys—at a clinic in Morocco. She was moved to Morocco for specialized high-risk care, and the nonuplets, as they are known, were delivered via C-section. In May 2025, her story was highlighted as a new Guinness World Record for the most children born at once to survive, with all nine children now thriving and growing up in a loving family.
The Event
Location: The births took place in Morocco, where Halima Cissé had traveled for specialized medical care during her high-risk pregnancy.
Delivery: The nonuplets were delivered via a cesarean section.
Natural Conception: A remarkable aspect of this case is that the pregnancy was entirely natural, with no fertility treatments involved.
The Babies
Count: There were five girls and four boys.
Survival: The nonuplets are the first recorded instance of nine babies surviving birth, setting a new Guinness World Record.
Current Status: The children are reported to be thriving and growing up in a supportive and loving environment.

20/09/2025

Meet Rondell Dazell, one of the critical personnel, that supports the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), here at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation.

Dazell, a Biomedical Technician is attached to the NICU and has been for the past two years. His technical expertise contributes to the care offered to our tiniest patients, ensuring safe and continuous supervision until they are ready to go home.

Biomedical Technicians play a vital role in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) by ensuring that life-saving equipment such as incubators, blood pressure monitors, radiant warmers, etc, function safely and reliably. Their work supports clinicians by setting up, servicing and minimizing equipment downtime as well as, providing technical guidance on a daily basis.

Dazell’s path into biomedical technology was inspired by his father, as well as his desire to help others. He shared that working at the NICU has been a great experience, “it’s an environment with supportive people, knowing that my small actions help to save lives and it also help the doctors and NICU personnel to make a bigger impact.”

While attention is often placed on clinicians (nurses & doctors), non-clinical staff like Dazell contributes significantly towards the smooth functioning of this critical care unit. He emphasizes that Guyana’s healthcare sector is rapidly evolving, and there is a growing need for biomedical technicians nationwide.

The Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation is grateful for staff like Dazell whose dedication supports the advancement of healthcare excellence within our hospital and community

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!Andrea Hunter, Ann Braff, Nella Couts, Tilicia Sabrina Soo...
10/09/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Andrea Hunter, Ann Braff, Nella Couts, Tilicia Sabrina Sookhai, Samantha Noel Mc Kinnon, Abudin Hassan, Lilly Lika Sam, Sean Nelson, Angie Deodat, Itz Mõńâ, Jazmine Aryana, Ronaldo Lewis, Alex Srikishun, Choylyn Kamraj, Navin Sankar, Tiffany Diamond, Keziah Williams-Daniels, Ab Sun, Mary Ketwaroo, Ann Persaud, Dianne Udit

09/09/2025

✨🩵 It’s TEAL Tuesdays with Cysterhood Support Guyana! ✨🩵

This PCOS Awareness Month is extra special as we celebrate 5 years of sisterhood, strength, and support 💪🏽🩵
This and every Tuesday we will be raising awareness through our frames and WEARING SOMETHING TEAL!

Here’s how YOU can join in:
📸 Submit your photo to us via DMs
🖼️ We’ll frame it in our special TEAL Tuesdays frame
💬 Share it on your socials with a short inspirational caption

📲 Don’t forget to tag us Cysterhood Support-Guyana!

Together, let’s turn the timeline TEAL and amplify the voices of women living with PCOS. 🩵🌸






“Over 13 years and almost all my money done running behind doctors to get pregnant”. Those were the words from my dear f...
09/09/2025

“Over 13 years and almost all my money done running behind doctors to get pregnant”. Those were the words from my dear friend Shanta just over a year ago. I remember saying to her that once you walk through our clinic door, you will be walking out back with your baby. Today, after holding her bundle of joy, after trying just over a few months, I felt a moment of exultation and honor to have been able to put that smile on her face. Shanta would call sometimes 10 times a day if she had a doubt and of course Dr. Stuart and Anesha can attest to this 😂😂😂. Anyway, Shanta thank you for believing in us and trusting the process. Baby number 2 in a few for Richard and Shanta.






No one truly knows who named our planet “Earth.” Unlike Mars or Venus—named after Roman gods—Earth’s name doesn’t origin...
02/09/2025

No one truly knows who named our planet “Earth.” Unlike Mars or Venus—named after Roman gods—Earth’s name doesn’t originate from a single person or culture. Instead, it gradually evolved over centuries from Old English and Germanic words meaning “ground” or “soil.”

Because of this linguistic evolution rather than a deliberate naming, there’s no historical record of anyone officially choosing the name “Earth.”




14/08/2025

This is why you should not listen to persons who are not qualified to give health advice.

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