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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 ...

An American oncologist hired two years ago to lead Bermuda Hospitals Board’s cancer services is to exit the Island in September and is currently on sick leave, leaving only part-time doctors to cover his absence. The departure of Paul Coty from King ...

The Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre’s ‘Relay for Life’ 24-hour charity drive kicked off last night, marking the first time Bermuda has joined in the world’s largest cancer fundraising event. Premier Michael Dunkley and his wife Pamela Dunkley, a can...

A mother fighting a rare form of cancer has received financial boost from The Bermuda’s Emerging Professionals (BEPRO) organisation. BEPRO recently donated funds given by attendees at a BEPRO networking event, to Kamala Smith and her family to help w...

Children as young as three are taking part in substance abuse prevention programmes. Joanne Dean, from the Department of National Drug Control (DNDC), said the programmes started in preschool and were aimed at steering youngsters away from making the...

Sickle cell anaemia sufferer Juanita Adams cannot get a powerful painkiller By Sam Strangeways A grandmother who lives with “excruciating pain” due to sickle-cell disease has been told that the one drug which eases her suffering is being phased out ...

Bermuda joined countries around the world in celebrating the joy of breathing freely as the Island marked World Asthma Day. More than 9,000 locals suffer from asthma, which Health Minister and asthma sufferer Trevor Moniz warned is a growing worldwid...