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Strict enforcement of Bermuda’s public health food regulations has forced the postponement of the West Indian Association’s (WIA) annual cultural event. The “Dine & Dance Around D Caribbean 3” was due to be held on Saturday at the Bermuda College. WI...

Some doctors employed at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital were “significantly overpaid” and even given bonuses after negotiating contracts with former hospital Chief of Staff Donald Thomas, according to the new Bermuda Hospitals Board. And the findi...

Alarmed at the soaring cost of health insurance premiums, one business has opted to invest in the wellness of its employees. “The cost of healthcare is spiralling out of control in Bermuda,” warned Air Care general manager Robert Platt. Health insura...

In an emotional address before a packed audience, Nelson Bascome III expressed “great gratitude for the tremendous dedication” of naming a new treatment centre after his late father. Family members unveiled the sign to officially declare the Nelson B...

The new Bermuda Hospitals Board is undertaking a series of “corrective actions” to strengthen governance and ensure that certain “situations are not repeated”. And health chiefs have also pledged to be more transparent and accountable to the general ...

British administrator David Hill was the man at the helm of BHB for much of the period during which management decisions at the hospital are now being questioned. But critics have questioned which senior executives had the final say in policy decisio...

Donald Thomas III was hired as King Edward VII Memorial Hospital’s highly paid chief of staff without thorough checks being made into his background, according to the new Bermuda Hospitals Board. BHB chairman Jonathan Brewin told Health Minister Patr...

The Island’s hospitals are facing a cash crisis that could see the Bermuda Hospitals Board go into debt within the year, according to health chiefs. And while an increased “utilisation” of health services is partially to blame for the Island’s skyroc...

The public testimony of HIV-positive speaker Lolisa Gibson-Hunte was met with tears and applause — plus encouragement from Bermudians who live with the virus. “You can go for many years without knowing you have it,” Ms Gibson-Hunte advised a teen in ...