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The Kiwanis Club of Bermuda has donated $21,000 towards a new incubator that will be used in the Special Care Baby Unit in the Maternity Department of the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Christine Virgil, clinical director of Maternal Child, said ...

A 51-year-old Devonshire man was taken to hospital yesterday after being injured in a two-vehicle collision. According to a spokesman for the Bermuda Police Service, first responders attended a “serious two-vehicle collision” on Tee Street in Devons...

A woman who was attacked with a baseball bat on Friday is in a “stable condition” and recovering on a general ward at the hospital. The 18-year-old was injured when “two female suspects apparently attended the victim’s residence and assaulted her wi...

The Argus Group has announced the results for the first year of its online wellness programme Get Up and Thrive. Introduced in March 2015, the programme introduced three series of eight weeklong team challenges throughout the year offering team and i...

Happy new year! How are we all feeling this side of Christmas? I hope you had a wonderful time and still fit into your jeans. For two people with small children, I thought our celebrations were fairly rock‘n’roll. That was until I talked to Naughty ...

Extended hours for MRI patients are being offered by Bermuda HealthCare Services while MRI is temporarily unavailable at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. The extended hours will be available for the next two weeks. “We are here to serve the commu...

A seven-strong team of hospital doctors and marine experts worked around the clock to give a stricken loggerhead turtle a fighting chance of life. The spectacular 60kg marine creature was rescued by free divers Shaun Holland and Aaron Bean off the No...

The Minister of Health gave permission for hospital chiefs to hire a non-Bermudian as chief financial officer without advertising the job, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The Bermuda Hospitals Board told this newspaper that David Thompson was given the...

High lipids, or hyperlipidemia, refers to increased levels of fats in the blood, including cholesterol and triglycerides. Although hyperlipidemia does not cause symptoms, it can significantly increase one’s risk of developing cardiovascular diseases...

It’s January and everyone is back in the gym and choosing personal trainers. It’s an important choice, and one that I highlighted last year. Did you choose wisely? Are you satisfied? Are you just sticking with your trainer out of loyalty or simply b...

Barbara Darrell thought her life was at an end a few years ago. Doctors had diagnosed stage four COPD. The former smoker’s lungs were so bad she spent her days in bed, hooked up to an oxygen machine, unable to work or care for herself. Then she conne...

After two years of teaching social skills to autistic children in Hamilton, Amber Clark has witnessed some remarkable developments. The Paget native participates in a programme every second and fourth Saturday of the month at the Tomorrow’s Voices a...