Lifestyle
July 17 2026
by
Ruth-Ann Briscoe/Gleaner Writer -
Updated
Award-winning journalist and author Nicole Carr said much of the foundation of her book, The Price of Exclusion: The Pursuit of Healthcare in a Segregated Nation, was uncovered through research and credited Jamaican resources with helping her gather the relevant information. Through the process, she also discovered new details about her own family’s history and its connection to the healthcare sector.
Lifestyle
July 17 2026
by
Ruth-Ann Briscoe/Gleaner Writer -
Updated

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