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Students and staff at CedarBridge came together yesterday to raise more than $2,000 for a fellow student’s leukaemia treatment. Nahgé O’Brien, 16, was diagnosed with leukaemia on Boxing Day last year. While he was able to return to CedarBridge in Sep...

The North Village Rams managed to do more than light up the scoreboard by scoring 17 goals in October they raised $1,700 for the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre (BCHC). Freisenbruch-Meyer Group (FMG) donated $100 to the charity for every goal scored...

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and it’s a good time to look at the progress that has been made in preventing and treating this terrible illness. While there is no room for complacency, it is heartening that much has been achieved. In the U...

It takes nine months, dozens of sponsors and a lot of hard work to plan the annual breast cancer fundraiser Melange: Life After Cancer. Now imagine doing that while you’re fighting your own battle with the disease. Event organiser Renèe Carter lear...

[naviga:font color="pink"]Rhonda's story[/naviga:font] Rhonda Lewis took part in her first Girls' Night In event in 2009 – the same year she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She said her initial prognosis was “devastating” – particularly after losin...

Acting Health Minister Michael Weeks yesterday encouraged women to take steps to protect themselves against breast cancer. His comments were made at the launch of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, at City Hall. Mr Weeks said breast cancer was the most c...

Amba Smith is on a mission to collect as many bras as possible in the name of charity. Underwire, push-up, strapless and racerback she hopes residents will donate all types, and in large amount, to raise breast cancer awareness. Her efforts are in a...

Volunteers at Saltus Grammar School are braving the hair clippers this week in the name of cancer research. Teachers and students will get their heads shaved to raise money for the St Baldrick’s Foundation for childhood cancer research, along with PA...

When Tara Soares’ grandmother was diagnosed with breast cancer in Canada in the 1970s the first recourse was a double mastectomy. Unfortunately, breast cancer detection was not that great in the 1960s and 1970s, and there is a chance she never had ca...