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"Insurance workers complete their walk around the world"

More than 60 employees of Colonial Insurance celebrated the end of their walk around the world last Tuesday. The company, as part of its wellness programme for staff, encouraged them to take part in a virtual walk across the world. The exercise saw ...
Sep 27, 2011
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"Coils almost halve the risk of cervical cancer - study"

LONDON (Reuters) Contrary to popular belief, coil contraceptive devices might actually protect women against developing cervical cancer even though they don’t stop the infection that commonly leads to the disease, according to the results of an inter...
Sep 27, 2011
Opinion Writer

"Give your muffin and coffee a makeover!"

The one upside to the recent roach invasion is that in the process of emptying the entire kitchen for the fogging, I threw away bags and bags of Useless Things. Out went the fish poacher and the orange press. No doubt I will need them next week, but ...
Sep 23, 2011
International Business

"Business donors help hospital trust raise $20m in five months"

The Bermuda Hospitals Charitable Trust said it has raised $20 million in donations in just five months- thanks in large part to the generosity of the local and international business community. The figure already is half of what the BHCT hopes to rai...
Sep 20, 2011

"Controlling your pressure"

High blood pressure can’t be cured, but it can be lowered and controlled. The Bermuda Department of Health gave the following tips: 1. Keep to a healthy weight 2. Exercise regularly (30 minutes per day) 3. Eat more fruit and vegetables (five or more ...
Sep 20, 2011

"Aluminium myth debunked"

Are you one of those who won’t wrap leftovers in foil? You won’t use the lightweight baking pans and steer clear of any cookware that contains aluminium? Is it because you believe aluminium is a major cause of Alzheimer’s? According to Paul Rosenberg...
Sep 20, 2011

"How to care for someone with Alzheimer’s disease"

One in every five people in Bermuda over the age of 80 has Alzheimer’s disease. It also affects one in 29 residents between the ages of 65 and 80, according to statistics released by Government which also show that 250 of every 5000 persons tested wi...
Sep 20, 2011

"Know your risks"

At least one-quarter of Bermuda’s adult population has high blood pressure. You might not know you have it, so having regular blood pressure readings is important. The Bermuda Department of Health said you are at increased risk for developing high bl...
Sep 20, 2011

"Government’s hypertension guidelines now in place"

High blood pressure is a major health problem in Bermuda. Back in 2006, a staggering 25 percent of the adult population reported they had the condition. And it’s believed the figures now are even greater. But Government has taken action. This month ...
Sep 20, 2011

"Signs your loved one might have Alzheimer’s"

Bermuda Hospitals Board yesterday highlighted the following possible signs of Alzheimer’s: 1. Memory loss that disrupts daily life 2. Difficulty with problem solving or planning. 3. Difficulty completing tasks (at home/work/hobbies) 4. Confusion wit...
Sep 20, 2011

"Tomorrow is World Alzheimer’s Day"

Are you sometimes forgetful? Do you ever wonder if it’s because your life is too busy or you’re getting older or perhaps the early signs of Alzheimer’s? If you have bouts where you can’t remember where you put your keys or some other item, or if the ...
Sep 20, 2011
Opinion Writer

"Falling short of the glory of God"

In the last half of the 20th century the evangelical church was on the rise globally. Reacting to the idea that Bible-believing Christians were “fundamentalists”, which had become a bad name, this group of people advocated a conservative approach to ...
Sep 20, 2011
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