Yigo’s public gymnasium is back open and better than ever thanks to funding the village’s mayor – Tony Sanchez – sought and budgeted toward long awaited repairs and renovations. The…

“Are you natty?” Bodybuilding athletes and fans will recognize the question. One normally asks it of men who noticeably pack on rounded muscles – especially on their shoulders – or…

This is the true story of a man who has struggled with opioid addiction for decades, and who the Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center turned away recently, despite his…

The framers of the Organic Act of Guam created a unicameral legislature to be comprised of up to 21 members. In 1995, then-Senator Mark Forbes led the successful effort to…

The Guam Medical Association, which is comprised of hundreds of doctors, has revealed that workers at Guam Memorial Hospital have been receiving treatment at American Medical Center for “a multitude…

By Lee Webber Having lived on Guam since the early Fall of 1968 after coming from Vietnam I have had the opportunity to experience health care on Guam for nearly…

By Lee Webber Turning one’s head away from writing about never ending problems throughout the government in a weekly column can do wonders for clearing the mind and potentially changing…

Kandit has confirmed with Arthur San Agustin that he has stepped down as director of public health and social services, after having worked there for decades. He is now a…

Guam Memorial Hospital was paying MedHealth public funds without verifying whether the company continued to operate with a Guam business license, according to the latest audit into GMH by the…

Guam Memorial Hospital’s answers to public concerns and even to questions from doctors are – in their totality – comical. They are jokes. GMH officials’ answers to concerns about patient…