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The Royal Gazette's Owain Johnston-Barnes is throwing out the shampoo in his house, as he won't be needing it for awhile. He and two friends, Liz Bradshaw and Tawana Tannock, plan to shave their heads for the annual St Baldrick's cancer fundraising e...

PRIDE hopes to expand its presence in schools after 3.4 percent of students confessed to having an alcoholic drink in the past 30 days. The anti-drug charity labelled that statistic, and another that revealed nearly four percent of pupils had used in...

February is Heart Month The cardiac rehabilitation programme at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital helped Peter Adhemar change his lifestyle. The head of operations at Bermuda Department of Civil Aviation, now retired from active flying, said he smok...

A recovering alcoholic who recently completed a stint at the Men’s Treatment Centre has added his voice to concerns over the way the facility is run. Mr B decided to speak out after hearing of the death of Christopher Spencer — a young heroin addict ...

Rachael Andrade, a tireless advocate for breast cancer awareness and health education, lost a battle with cancer on Tuesday. The 51-year-old was born in Paisley Scotland. She arrived here in 1991 to work in the maternity ward at King Edward, where s...

Health Minister Zane DeSilva yesterday challenged Bermuda to produce an ‘HIV-free’ generation as part of events honouring World AIDS Day. The number of affected persons has declined in recent years, he said at a ceremony at City Hall. “For the first...

Esso is donating five cents of every gallon of gas pumped at its stations to the Bermuda Diabetes Association. The funds will be donated from sales at stations across the Island through January 11. They will be used to assist the organisation’s daily...

At one point in his life, Eddie Johnston would down a two-litre bottle of Coke with dinner. He had no idea his love of sugar was literally killing him until he was diagnosed with Type Two diabetes. More than 20 years later, the 70-year-old has to g...