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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 ...

A champion for Bermuda’s intellectually disabled helped found a home for people with mental challenges to live with dignity. Ellen Douglas, who opened Hope Homes in 1982, also volunteered for the homeless in Bermuda. The education therapist was recog...

Healthcare providers, educators and legal professionals are being invited to an open house by psychological and psychiatric treatment centre Solstice. The event, being held today from 5pm to 7pm, is an effort to “help strengthen the supports offered ...

Consultation has begun on a national plan that aims to help fill “critical gaps” in services for persons with intellectual disabilities. The plan, spearheaded by Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute, has the support of the health and education ministries....

After a two year absence due to the Covid-19 pandemic, World Asthma Day returned to Bermuda yesterday. Musicians from Warwick Academy expanded their lungs to play wind and brass instruments while Open Airways staff and volunteers demonstrated equipm...

An event to help people with asthma moves to a new venue in Hamilton today. Open Airways will mark World Asthma Day at the Victoria Park bandstand today, when information and support tools will be handed out from 11.30am to 2pm. It comes after a two-...

Bermudians suffering from drug and alcohol addiction are being encouraged to attend a recovery programme in the UK that caters to Black and ethnic minority patients. Bermudian Llewelyn Gomes, a recovery coach for Nottingham-based BAC-IN — Black and A...

A World Health Organisation representative yesterday hailed the island’s Covid-19 vaccine rate as he called on residents to make sure all of their shots were up to date. Ian Stein, the WHO and Pan American Health Organisation delegate for Bermuda, Ja...

A senior doctor appealed to people yesterday to keep wearing masks to protect themselves and others against Covid-19 – after the Government relaxed public health rules. Wesley Miller, the Chief of Staff at the Bermuda Hospitals Board, was speaking af...

A former science adviser to the Government said she was “drained” from tension that arose during planning for the return of public schools after Christmas. Carika Weldon told Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, that she wanted to speak on behal...