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Drugs laced with a potential killer synthetic opioid are suspected to be in circulation on the island, police warned yesterday. The news came after a man died from a suspected overdose said to be linked to heroin laced with fentanyl. A police raid du...

A free virtual heart health forum for men and women will be held today by a charitable sorority group. But the Sigma Xi Omega chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority appealed to participants to donate to the Bermuda Heart Foundation to help cut inc...

A company owned by the Premier’s fintech adviser has earned $3.6 million after it was awarded no competition government contracts as part of the response to the Covid-19 pandemic. Technology firm resPartner, founded and co-owned by Denis Pitcher, wil...

Bermudians have signed up for an international fundraiser for a brain tumour research charity after an island teenager’s story of medical treatment for the life-threatening condition was shared online among millions around the world. Lisa Winterman, ...

Face masks were hung on the doorknob to the Cabinet Office on Saturday as part of a protest against mandatory mask wearing in schools as part of the battle against Covid-19. About 50 people gathered on the grounds, including around 20 children, after...

Pupils will still be expected to wear masks in classrooms to reduce the spread of the coronavirus, the health minister confirmed yesterday. Kim Wilson said that the step helped to protect older family members in multigenerational homes. She was speak...

Covid-19 has claimed another life, health officials announced last night. The latest fatality pushed the total since the pandemic hit almost two years ago to 118. There are 18 people in hospital, three of them in intensive care, and 453 infected peo...

One of my top tips has always been: “If you want to be more healthy, hang around with healthy people!” It’s much easier to make consistently healthy choices if your environment is supportive. Working out with friends, going on walks together, having...

Patients will be able to get their CT scans at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital again, the Bermuda Hospitals Board said today. The BHB used the Brown-Darrell Clinic in Smith’s to cover scans while repairs were carried out on the hospital’s two s...

Keeping a food journal can be an awesome way to analyse your food habits. It can be very eye-opening going through the process of writing down every little bite — it takes time, energy and a willingness to be truly honest with yourself. Food journal...

A massive surprise thank you banner was raised yesterday for the Government’s scientific adviser on her last day on the job. Staff at the Molecular Diagnostic and Research Laboratory in Warwick displayed the sign for Carika Weldon, who was unable to ...

A doctor said yesterday his Hamilton clinic was "on standby“ to help to meet demand for CT scans after the Bermuda Hospitals Board’s machines broke down. J J Soares, the medical director at Hamilton Medical Centre, offered assistance after the BHB sa...