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Exercise, work and teaching may sound like a hectic slate of daily activities for some, but nurse Nia Williams easily fits it all in. Ms Williams believes she was programmed in the womb to love exercise. “My mother Janet Williams was an aerobics ins...

To help you get your muscles toned in this season Body & Soul is featuring one exercise every week. We’ve consulted with personal trainers on the Island and each week one of them explains an exercise for a specific muscle or group of muscles. In ever...

In America, black women are far more likely than women of any other race to have children that die before their first birthday. They have the highest infant mortality rate. It’s not known exactly why this is so but it’s true regardless of age, income...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board last night confirmed its chief of staff Dr Donald Thomas has been put on administrative leave. In a short statement, a BHB spokesperson said: "We can confirm that our chief of staff, Dr Donald Thomas, is currently on admin...

People getting their head shaved for St Baldrick’s Day earlier this year have ensured the PALS’ Children’s Care Fund received a welcome $82,311 funding boost. A total of $372,571 was collected through the tenth annual event held in March the funds wi...

Brave head shavers raised more than $350,000 for research into children’s cancer. Earlier this year dozens of people took part in St Baldrick’s Day — having their head shaved to raise money for the research Today it was revealed that they had raised ...

A Government Senator and union leader yesterday alleged the Opposition used private medical records for political gain, as the row over civil servants’ dental insurance rumbled on. But one Government employee backed up Shadow Health Minister Michael ...

US Presidential candidate Mitt Romney has responded to the fervour over his financial connections to Bermuda. Over the last several days, the Republican candidate has faced a groundswell of criticism for not releasing his tax information back further...