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The U.S. Lesser Antilles Medical Assistance Team (LAMAT) 2025 mission, in collaboration with Guyana’s Ministry of Health, yesterday began a two-week medical engagement in five locations in Guyana.
A release from the US Embassy said that the mission aims to build partnerships, provide additional capacity and support to medical facilities and improve the collective ability to meet complex global health challenges. This is the second LAMAT mission.
The release said that the Ministry of Health will host a team of 60 US Army and Air Force doctors, nurses and technicians as they collaborate with medical professionals in Guyana to provide a range of medical and dental treatments to patients.
A release from the US Embassy said that the mission aims to build partnerships, provide additional capacity and support to medical facilities and improve the collective ability to meet complex global health challenges. This is the second LAMAT mission.
The release said that the Ministry of Health will host a team of 60 US Army and Air Force doctors, nurses and technicians as they collaborate with medical professionals in Guyana to provide a range of medical and dental treatments to patients.
Ironically the visit comes amid strong pressure by the US on CARICOM countries over their use of Cuban medical teams on the grounds that the government in Havana is engaged in labour exploitation.
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