Addressing Caribbean Health Challenges

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Change to U.S. Travel Policy Requiring COVID-19 Vaccine

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Addressing Caribbean Health Challenges

By U.S. Embassy in Kingston

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Our third goal involves collaborating with Jamaica on the containment of HIV/AIDS, Zika, and other communicable diseases, to limit exposure and transmission to U.S. citizens. Embassy Kingston now serves as the hub for the CDC and PEPFAR operations in the Caribbean

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