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Theresa Goodwin

Theresa Goodwin

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Journalist, Antigua Observer

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children, health, fitness

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Total articles 6

  • Pandemic-era Dip in Childhood Vax Rates Sparks Concern

    By Jermine Abel, Theresa Goodwin, Fiona Daniels, Kimberly L Henry| CIJN Caribbean Investigative Journalism Network@ Even before the Covid-19 pandemic, the Caribbean had a vaccination problem. About 10 years ago, childhood immunisation rates began to slip below the World Health Organisation’s recommended 95 percent, leaving the region vulnerable to a potential re-emergence of deadly diseases like polio, measles or mumps. When the pandemic hit, those rates plummeted further in many countries.

    By Jermine Abel, Theresa Goodwin, Fiona Daniels, Kimberly L Henry · CIJN Caribbean Investigative Journalism Network

    Sep. 11, 2023

  • Antigua Sailing Week 2023 Getting Ready to Set Sail

    By Theresa Goodwin| The St Kitts Nevis Observer Verified By Theresa GoodwinAntigua ObserverWingfoiling – a mixture of wind, kite, and general surfing – is the new standalone sport that will be added to the packed line of events for the 2023 installment of Antigua Sailing Week (ASW). The ASW team is teaming up with the Caribbean Foiling Championships to host the wingfoil class in the form of the Antigua Wingfoil Championships.

    By Theresa Goodwin · The St Kitts Nevis Observer

    Apr. 21, 2023

  • Pandemic-era Dip in Childhood Vax Rates Sparks Concern

    By Jermine Abel, Theresa Goodwin, Fiona Daniels, Kimberly L Henry| CIJN Caribbean Investigative Journalism Network@ Even before the Covid-19 pandemic, the Caribbean had a vaccination problem. About 10 years ago, childhood immunisation rates began to slip below the World Health Organisation’s recommended 95 percent, leaving the region vulnerable to a potential re-emergence of deadly diseases like polio, measles or mumps. When the pandemic hit, those rates plummeted further in many countries.

    By Jermine Abel, Theresa Goodwin, Fiona Daniels, Kimberly L Henry · CIJN Caribbean Investigative Journalism Network

    Sep. 11, 2023

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Antigua Observer

Saint John's, Saint John, Antigua and Barbuda

+1 268-481-9100