Marcia Graham
Dr. Marcia Graham is the medical officer of health at the Westmoreland Public Health Services in Jamaica. She has been a prominent advocate for long-acting reversible contraception (LARC), which she cites as a critical factor in the parish's declining birth rate. Dr. Graham's work reflects broader national trends in Jamaica, where family planning initiatives have led to a significant decrease in childbirth rates, prompting discussions about the implications for the future of the population. Her efforts include training medical staff in effective contraception methods and addressing public health concerns related to family planning.
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Recent news mentions
Dr Marcia Graham, medical officer of health for Westmoreland, said the donation comes at a critical time as the parish grapples with an increase in influenza cases amid the flu season.
Red Cross gives Sav-la-Mar Health Centre shot in the arm to fight flu | Lead Stories
Jamaica· 2026-01-15
Dr Marcia Graham believes that long-acting reversible contraception is a key factor contributing to the parish’s low birth rate.
Family planning success – at a cost | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-05-09
