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Politics is the most challenging aspect of running the Island’s hospitals, according to Herman Tucker. “Trying to understand the political viewpoint while at the same time making sure the vision and the goals of the organisation are not compromised a...

Preparing to have a baby is an important and exciting time for a family. The maternity team at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital (KEMH) has these suggestions for making your labour and delivery experience safe, comfortable and positive. Make your adm...

Every year thousands of Americans and other citizens of the developed world pack their bags and head out on vacation. Many are not going there just to sit on the beach, however, they are going because their lives depend on it and their own countries ...

Rain or shine, today marks a milestone in the Island's construction history: the single biggest one-day pour of concrete, at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. It will take 14 hours, and 110 loads from SAL's concrete batching plants, to pour the 14,8...

A hospital manager who was fired amid allegations that he took kickbacks from medical companies has complained the police investigation is still hanging over his head, 19 months on. Wayne Watson, who was Biomedical Engineering Manager at King Edward ...

Cervical cancer is an almost 100 percent curable disease, but many women in developing countries still succumb to it. In 2010, there were 11 cases of severe precancerous lesions (carcinomas that cannot spread) in Bermuda and one case of invasive carc...

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...

King Edward VII Memorial Hospital will soon have the most powerful CT scanner in Bermuda, which will reduce radiation exposure and make some operations safer. The 128-slice CT scanner is being bought with some of the $1.6 million donated yesterday b...