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Staff from the Bermuda Department of Tourism will walk through Central Park next month in an effort to raise funds to fight breast cancer. About ten people from the New York office have signed up for the five-kilometre walk in honour of their colleag...

A woman has had her head shaved to help promote ovarian cancer awareness after her sister was stricken by the disease. Patty-Ann Flood had her locks cut off to support Devoye Darrell and others hit by a condition dubbed “the silent killer.” Ms Flood ...

A hair stylist has come up with a cutting-edge way to raise funds for the family of a cancer patient. Ginny Jessey, owner of Ginny’s Salon on Lover’s Lane in Paget, said she and her team were planning to donate a day’s worth of tips each for Jenna Ma...

Currently undergoing medical treatment, Jenna Maxfield Martin’s resolve is strong By Jessie Moniz Hardy Jenna Maxfield Martin’s swollen abdomen was the first sign that something was wrong. The pants she’d worn only days before were suddenly tight — a...

From the moment Darnell Wynn was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, she has refused to let the disease keep her from her passion — running. This weekend she gathered together a group of supporters and ran the Partner Re 5K route to raise awareness for ov...

“Please tell my story,” was one of the last things Latifa Maybury said to her family before she died on November 18 last year. The 30-year-old had given birth to a beautiful baby boy just six months before, having no idea when she went into labour t...

The husband of a young mother who was diagnosed with terminal cancer days after her son was born claims doctors should have spotted the disease before or during her pregnancy. Latifa Maybury had just turned 30 when she died of colorectal cancer at Ki...

Kyla Lowe was just 14 and preparing to start studying for her GCSEs when she was told her brother’s wife Latifa had been diagnosed with terminal cancer, days after giving birth to a son. Latifa died six months later and the Bermuda High School studen...

A group of kind-hearted schoolchildren have raised a staggering $45,000 for a cancer charity. Nineteen pupils, parents and teachers from Somersfield Academy collected the impressive sum by volunteering to have their heads shaved for St Baldrick’s. ...

Kind-hearted students, teachers and parents from Somersfield Academy are volunteering to have their heads shaved to raise money for cancer research. A group of 14 youngsters and adults from the school will brave the razor during assembly on June 24 ...