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The year is coming to a close and a lot of you are making fitness plans for the new year. You have probably found, or are still looking for, that personal trainer that is a perfect fit for you. Building a healthy productive relationship with your tra...

The Ministry of Health this weekend presented its one-year action plan to healthcare professionals at a long-term care symposium. The event, held on Saturday at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute, featured a panel including representatives ...

Bermuda Post Office in Hamilton will be closed for the rest of the day because of strong fumes which are emanating from work being carried out on the premises. A Government spokesperson said the office should be reopened tomorrow and it is anticipate...

HIV patients in Bermuda may no longer be facing a death sentence, but the stigma against the condition remains. Speaking in advance of today’s World Aids Day, Kim Ball, HIV co-ordinator at the Department of Health, said while she has found more peopl...

The illness contracted by a local family that ate freshly caught fish earlier this month suggests ciguatera poisoning, although the tests are still under way. “If confirmed, this is a rare occurrence in Bermuda,” a spokeswoman for the Department of E...

Do you dream about alligators night after night? It might be because of the nature show you watched, or there could be a deeper meaning. Holly Paiva wants to help you figure it out. She believes dreams can serve as a warning about the future and eve...

A new documentary aims to change the way Bermudians think about eating. Produced by Bermuda Media, Greezin sheds light on the lifestyle choices behind the island’s obesity epidemic and associated health problems. “It clearly illustrates where we are,...

Caroline Bartlett moved to Bermuda looking for a place to swim. She was used to paddling in Ilfracombe, a small coastal fishing town in her native Devon. Icy dips in the local pool were bracing, but laps soon became her workout of choice. “We had a ...

The festive season is almost here, and I can just feel the excitement building. I personally love this time of year and all the celebrations that go with it. Especially getting together with family and friends, listening to cheesy Christmas music and...

Several cases of foodborne illness from local fish, suspected to be caused by the ciguatera toxin, are under investigation through the Department of Fisheries. For Richalene Knights and her family, early symptoms mimicked food poisoning — then intens...

Former member of the School Reorganisation Committee, Danielle Riviere, has questioned the extent of structural problems across the island’s middle schools after the closure of T.N. Tatem Middle School yesterday owing to mould issues. Ms Riviere, wh...

Danielle Pacheco was 13 years old when she found out she had type one diabetes. The 31-year-old has now been living with the condition for more than 17 years and refuses to let it stop her from living her life to the fullest extent. “It’s a huge adju...