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Go to Mel Dupres with a health problem and she’ll likely treat it in the way you least expected. For 18 years she’s helped clients connect the dots to good health; the 43-year-old offers counselling and natural therapies in place of Band-Aid pills an...

Court House Gym has brought a medical body scanner to the Island that will help people create exercise and nutrition plans tailored to their needs. According to gym owner Sue Pell, undue attention is often placed on weight, which can be a misleadin...

Health experts remain on alert for the mosquito-borne illness zika virus, but say Bermuda has no reported cases. Outbreaks of the disease, which results in fever, rash and joint pains, have been recorded in the Americas and the Caribbean, including H...

Syncope, commonly known as fainting, refers to a sudden loss of consciousness, followed by a rapid and complete recovery. If dizziness or lightheadedness takes place without fainting, this is called presyncope. A person with syncope recovers quickly...

Whether they are nibbling through cables, carrying disease into homes or even jumping on shoulders in restaurants, rodents are a fact of life in Bermuda. The Island’s Vector Control team have a vital job to do. Tackling the Island’s rodent problem is...

Reducing rates of chronic, non-communicable diseases while achieving affordable healthcare cover are priorities of the Bermuda Goverment’s Health Action Plan, an industry symposium heard at the weekend. Members of the health insurance and medical com...

A 32-year-old St George’s man has died after losing consciousness at home. Police and EMTs responded to a report of a medical emergency in the Cocoa Lane area at approximately 11.30pm on Friday. It was reported that the victim was at his residence wh...

Health minister Jeanne Atherden says the Bermuda Government is aiming to ensure better and more affordable healthcare as part of its reform plan. During the Health Strategy Symposium 2016 being held today at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Instit...

Knowing the quality of healthcare services is important to everyone — patients, healthcare providers, regulators and insurers. Our health is very important to us and the services we may require are very intimate and potentially risky. In addition, ...

Nobody's judging your booty; go ahead and shake it! That's Geisha Chin's advice. And she's holding twerkouts at The Athletic Club to prove it. Her fitness classes will be full of the booty-popping moves popularised by Miley Cyrus and Robin Thicke at ...

Really unsure how to get dressed at this time of year! Never feel like I can trust the forecast and always have to leave the house before the day has settled in. Some days I am freezing in flip-flops and other days I am sweating in my sweater. Is it ...

The most striking element of Barack Obama’s final State of the Union address as President of the United States was the declaration to take the fight against the world’s most skilled and elusive killer to unprecedented levels. Some proclaimed that Tue...