Most women are fa­mil­iar with the term Poly­cys­tic Ovar­i­an Syn­drome (PCOS), a con­di­tion I have treat­ed fre­quent­ly at my gy­nae­co­log­i­cal prac­tice and I am see­ing an in­crease in in­ci­dence over the years. It is one of the most com­mon hor­mon­al dis­or­ders af­fect­ing women of re­pro­duc­tive age, im­pact­ing ap­prox­i­mate­ly one in eight women world­wide.

Dr Leti­tia Williams has built her life around the adage, “to whom much is giv­en, much is re­quired.” So her re­cent el­e­va­tion to vice pres­i­dent of the Di­vi­sion of Stu­dent Af­fairs at Mor­gan State Uni­ver­si­ty in Bal­ti­more, Mary­land, and her com­mit­ment to the re­spon­si­bil­i­ties of her new role came as no sur­prise to those who know her.

Ma­teo Ali showed his sis­ter  Ele­na Ali  some broth­er­ly love af­ter plac­ing 2nd at Well­ness Fun Run at Freeport.

No mat­ter the mood or the weight of the day, art of­fers a way to ex­press what words some­times can­not. Paired with your favourite drink in hand, it can be­come a gen­tle form of heal­ing—a truth un­der­stood by busi­ness own­er Fe­l­isha Mo­hammed.

The Na­tion­al Acad­e­my for the Per­form­ing Arts (NA­PA) Ho­tel in Port-of-Spain re­cent­ly played host to a much deep­er in­sight in­to the im­mense beau­ty of Trinidad and To­ba­go, as cap­tured through the lens of cul­tur­al doc­u­men­tar­i­an and ex­pert en­gi­neer Richard Ramirez.

For fash­ion de­sign­er Saleem Samuel, style is more than fab­ric and form—it is sto­ry­telling, es­capism and imag­i­na­tion stitched in­to every gar­ment.

Ting-a-ling-a-ling, school bell a ring! Or maybe it’s just some­one try­ing to get Full Blown on the tele­phone. As we head in­to the sum­mer, or what T&T has re­cent­ly coined JA­VA (Ju­ly–Au­gust va­ca­tion), the lo­cal sib­ling duo have giv­en fans a taste of dance­hall style in their lat­est sin­gle No Stress, while pay­ing homage to a vet­er­an in the genre.

Es­tab­lished in 1969, St Xavier’s Pri­vate School is nes­tled on plush green ter­rain on Rich­mond Street in St Joseph, guid­ed by its mot­to: Par Ar­d­ua, Ad As­tra: With hard work we shall reach the stars.

“You are blessed and high­ly favoured,” is the up­lift­ing mes­sage that award-win­ning gospel en­ter­tain­er Alyssa Joseph, 19, is shar­ing through her lat­est re­lease Fa­vor.

In a dig­i­tal age dom­i­nat­ed by Tik­Tok clips, pod­casts, stream­ers and end­less scrolling, many have been quick to de­clare tra­di­tion­al me­dia dead.

This is the part­ner­ship be­tween Naven­dra Bhukhal and Aman­da Ram­lal-Bhukhal, the duo caus­ing a buzz in the South­land un­der the name Bumpy’s Bar­beque.

On a day when many mark Cor­pus Christi by plant­i­ng crops and re­con­nect­ing with na­ture, one busi­ness is trans­form­ing lo­cal­ly grown pro­duce in­to nu­tri­ent-packed bev­er­ages.