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Physically disabled residents of Summerhaven claim that they are being put at risk because of a broken telephone and alarm system which leaves them unable to call for help. Sources spoke to The Royal Gazette over fears of residents being left unatten...

Four more deaths linked to Covid-19 have brought the island’s total fatalities during the pandemic to 148, health officials revealed last night. But confirmed active cases of the virus have dropped to 196, with eight people in hospital for the illnes...

A local company has launched a give back programme offering luxury skincare products to women who have suffered abuse. Enzuri Beauty, founded by Kisha Tyrrell, launched the programme in partnership with Centre Against Abuse. The company recently lau...

One case of a contagious illness common to childcare settings and reported to health officials by nursery school owners was confirmed last night by the Ministry of Health as Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease. The case, in a young child, came after a spoke...

Anna Neilson-Williams has been named the new chief of psychiatry for the Bermuda Hospitals Board after almost a year acting in the post. Dr Neilson-Williams, who has served as the acting chief of psychiatry since last September, will officially take ...

The island’s top health official foresees a surge of Covid-19 in the wake of the Cup Match weekend that brought spectators and revellers together in their thousands. Ayo Oyinloye, the chief medical officer, told The Royal Gazette “the past is an indi...

Managing funds at the island’s hospitals is “extremely challenging in the current environment”, the Bermuda Hospitals Board’s chief financial officer has said. Bill Shields added that the BHB was affected by rising costs and global economic challenge...

A Bermuda resident who became the island’s first confirmed case of monkeypox is not in hospital and is now recovering from the disease, according to the chief medical officer. It remains unknown if the virus, which is spread by close personal contact...

A tourism health and safety programme that went on hold during the Covid-19 pandemic has been restarted. Officials from the Caribbean Public Health Agency helped 80 people in tourism and transportation related work to get trained over the course of t...

A $6.6 million project is under way to renovate the Bermuda Hospitals Board’s ageing laundry facility, a spokeswoman said. The work is expected to deliver efficiencies that will reduce costs. A BHB spokeswoman said the laundry and linen department ha...