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Social media was made for sharing and travel blogger Karriem Sharrieff made it his work. His six-part series about his time in South-East Asia drew attention when he launched the trailer last November. When he finished editing 2016: A Year in Review...

Around 100 seniors have been armed with the skills to help themselves and others in an emergency situation thanks to a disaster reduction training initiative instigated by the Bermuda Red Cross. The charity’s disaster manager Diane Gordon has helped...

“They saw you come in” senior Joan Van Putten told me when I entered the Dr Cann Park residential complex in Southampton. Ms Van Putten — one of about ten newly trained team leaders of the Red Cross’s Disaster Risk Reduction Programme for residents a...

A support group set up by a father whose daughter took her own life has called for more data to be made publicly available about suicides in Bermuda. Losing Someone by Suicide has urged authorities to conduct more research into suicides and attempts ...

I love how the universe has a way of reminding me I’m ever a work in progress. This Thursday, I am again involved with Natural Ltd’s Healthy Headspace seminar series. It’s a series of workshops where we examine our often complex relationship with foo...

With the Human Papillomavirus now part of Bermuda’s routine Childhood Immunization Schedule, parents are being urged to see it as an opportunity to continue talking about sexual health. According to Laura Lynn Jackson, child health co-ordinator with ...

Dear Sir, The Bermuda Hospitals Board would like to thank members of the public who participated in our Open Space event on February 2. More than 90 people attended and took part in open, frank discussions on topics related to the theme of the night:...

Walkers of all ages are invited to help Bermuda make a dent in the 1 Billion Steps Challenge. The Department of Health has joined the initiative, which is being organised by the American Public Health Association as part of its mission to encourage t...

The world becomes a very different place when you cannot see. Brenda Richardson discovered that at the age of 62 when her left retina tore while she was in the middle of grocery shopping. She was rushed to Baltimore for surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospi...

A man who sued a doctor for $300,000 over a delayed diagnosis has been awarded $5,000 for pain and suffering by the courts. According to an Ex Tempore Judgment by Chief Justice Ian Kawaley, Raynol Todd brought an action against Annamalie Chelvam over...

A local organisation aimed at improving the lives of islanders living with asthma has some new superhero support to help spread their message. Two vans operated by Open Airways — one recently donated by The Bermuda End to End — now sports the likene...

Legislation aimed at helping the island reach international standards in terms of health and tax agreements has been passed by the House of Assembly. Jeanne Atherden, Minister of Health, presented the Quarantine Act 2017, saying the legislation bring...