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Island is in need of more blood donors
Only around two percent of Bermuda residents are responsible for the Island’s entire supply of donated blood, according to Health Minister Patricia Gordon Pamplin.
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Seven out of ten are overweight in Bermuda
Just back from a meeting of Health Ministers in Aruba on the impact of childhood obesity, Patricia Gordon Pamplin told MPs...
Jun 15, 2013 8:00 am
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Leaflet breaks down healthcare costs
A leaflet explaining healthcare costs and how to control them is being posted out to residents this month by the Bermuda Health...
- Jun 15, 2013 8:00 am
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Dr Malcolm Brock to be honoured
Bermuda Health Foundation will honour son of the soil, Dr Malcolm Brock, Associate Professor of Surgery and Oncology at the Johns...
- Jun 15, 2013 12:00 pm
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Schools get high marks for health promotion
A record number of schools have received top marks in a campaign to encourage students to adopt healthier lifestyles.
- Jun 13, 2013 8:00 am
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Men don't go to the doctor because they 'consider it a sign of weakness'Men are often reluctant to go to the doctor for fear of hearing bad news or looking weak but they need to “know their...
- Jun 12, 2013 8:00 am
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Bermuda’s complex healthcare financing
Bermuda’s health financing is a staggeringly complex arrangement — especially for a comparatively small jurisdiction.
- Jun 11, 2013 8:00 am
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DeSilva backs Peek-Ball
Shadow Health Minister Zane DeSilva has commended the new Chief Medical Officer Cheryl Peek-Ball on her appointment.
- May 31, 2013 8:00 am
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Group health insurance premiums soar by up to 20%
Employees across the Island may discover their pay packets shrinking in the coming months as health insurance increases of as...
- May 29, 2013 8:00 am
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Peek-Ball named new chief medical officer
The new Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Cheryl Peek-Ball is to take office on June 1.
- May 29, 2013 8:00 am
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Govt working to end vaccine shortage
Government is continuing to work on resolving a shortage of vaccines on the Island.
- May 25, 2013 8:00 am
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- Ombudsman got our report all wrong Howard Associates
- Island-wide ‘denim day’ raises $20k for hospital
- Watchdog group highly critical of hospitals’ review
- BHB subsidiary firm to be ditched
- KEMH is above average, but out of date, says report
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Ombudsman slams Howard Associates’ ‘wholly unacceptable’ report
- Medical conference postponed
- Scamming the system costs everybody more
- Government reacts as vaccines run low
- Less people on the Island, but a higher demand for medical services
- Dad was ‘well cared for’ by Alzheimer’s unit resident
- Nurse of the Year has given 10 years of service to Bermuda
- Diet and health strategies revealed by chiropractor
- Public release of hospital review is welcomed
- Little things make a big difference for asthma sufferers
- Learn how to manage asthma
- Dementia patients getting poor care, experts claim
- Advocates demand to see BHB report
- Bermuda on course for $1b health bill by 2015
- BHB names new chief of staff
- City hosts health presentation
- Survey finds 55% of HIP/Future Care customers say it is ‘affordable’
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KEMH survey paints a grim picture
- Sign up to become an organ donor
- Doctors count the cost of patients’ unpaid bills
- Healthy lifestyle promoted at DPT Wellness Day
- Veteran health advocate awarded 2013 Public Health Professional Award
- Do you know your blood pressure numbers?
- Govt rolls out new FutureCare rates
- Controversial Healthcare Partners Ltd could be dissolved soon, BHB
- Residents recite a litany of issues for BHB consultant
- Should same sex marriage be allowed in Bermuda?
- Yes
- 49%
- No
- 47%
- Don't Know
- 4%
- Total Votes: 3454
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