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Imagine an eight-year-old telling you she’s too old to do physical exercise, while others complain it causes too much sweat. Our high-tech world has created a generation of children who lead relatively sedentary lives, their exercise linked to remote...

A loss of vision shouldn’t mean the end of an active lifestyle, according to visiting vision rehabilitation specialist Jane Charlton. The Madison, Wisconsin resident is spending six months on the Island working with the Bermuda Society for the Blind ...

Just a year away from getting her medical degree, Bermudian Aisha Bassett was at risk of not being able to return to school. A dedicated student with a promising future in her desired field of neurology and oncology, her studies at the University of ...

I don’t have children but I imagine that it would be great to have a child who wanted to study medicine. Perhaps biased by my own passion for the topic, I always thought such news could only fuel parental pride. But according to local physician Margo...

The financing of Bermuda’s new hospital facility didn’t come cheap, conceded former Health Minister Zane DeSilva, who advised his successor to keep cost management on the front burner. New Minister Patricia Gordon-Pamplin stated recently that the pub...

Kerri Howland’s earliest memories of yoga are of watching her mother sitting in the lotus position on a white shag carpet on her bedroom floor chanting ‘om’. It was the 1970s. “I thought it was hilarious,” said Mrs Howland. It wasn’t until she was 18...

More than five years after its controversial closure, the Medical Clinic is to open under the One Bermuda Alliance. Health Minister Patricia Gordon-Pamplin vowed to have the clinic — which served vulnerable patients such as the homeless, elderly and ...