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Bermuda has joined the Caribbean Mosquito Awareness Week, Government announced today. The initiative launched yesterday, aimed at promoting the elimination of mosquito breeding sites, avoiding mosquito bites and protecting pregnant women from the Zi...

Retired nurses have been honoured by the Bermuda Government with a tea party in recognition of their past services. Thirty-five nurses were invited, all of whom had worked with Community Health Nursing services, Lefroy House or the Sylvia Richardson ...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board has pledged to release full details on the salaries and benefits enjoyed by its executive officers this month. The publicly funded quango rejected a public access to information request for the records from The Royal Gazet...

Open-heart surgery is not available in Bermuda. Many dozens of patients undergo the surgery abroad every year, shortly after which they come back home and start the road to recovery. The ultimate goal is to resume a normal and healthy lifestyle. Whil...

A one-off “Zumbathon” comes to Rosewood Tucker’s Point this Sunday morning to benefit the “Relay for Life” cancer charity fundraiser. The dance workout class, priced at $20 per person, takes place from 10am to 11.30pm on the croquet lawn. Participant...

Get your dancing shoes on and join the Department of Health and town crier Ed Christopher for a “dance-walk” through the City of Hamilton tomorrow. Everyone is invited to take part in the event, which aims to combine fun and music with physical activ...

People at mass gatherings this summer are urged not to let themselves be “taken advantage of” by potential sexual offenders. Nurses from the Sexual Assault Response Team are reminding people to be responsible if they are drinking and to be aware of t...

Government has urged the public to remain vigilant in preventing the spread of Zika in Bermuda — although no confirmed cases have been reported on the island. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health, Seniors and Environment stressed the need to be c...

Deadline for the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital’s ‘Being Alive’ competition — in which local residents’ artwork and poetry will be judged — is fast approaching. The competition is celebrating the 25th anniversary of Agape House. Executive Director...

Problems with the sewage plant at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital have not resulted in any risk to public health, the Government said. A spokeswoman for the Department of Environment and Natural Resources confirmed there were “issues” with the plan...

Dear Sir, Please allow me a respond to a letter from Diana Williams today’s paper dated May 1. Sorry Diana you missed the product. What should be worrying you are the legal drugs. For instance, ADHD drugs that doctors are legally prescribing to ch...

Renovations of Agape House has caused the facility to be temporarily moved to Curtis Ward which is on the third floor in the General Wing at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Workmen on the site have reported that a number of people had continued to...