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More than 600 coronavirus test results came back clear, the health ministry said today . News of the 622 tests meant that the number of confirmed cases remained at 185. There are four active cases, all monitored by public health officials, but none ...

A pop-up clinic was yesterday flooded by hundreds of people who queued up to get flu shots in the run-up to the peak season for the disease. The Flu Express clinic at the rubber tree near Warwick Post Office on Middle Road dealt with 660 visitors fo...

Efforts continued yesterday to change a US health agency’s assessment of Covid-19 risk in Bermuda, particularly as it affected people travelling to the United States. The US Consulate said it was in talks with the US Centres for Disease Control and P...

Simple acts of kindness can ease the stress of an unprecedented year, the health minister said yesterday. Kim Wilson, speaking at an event to mark last Saturday’s end of Mental Health Awareness Week, appealed to the public to continue the event’s the...

The seasonal flu vaccine will be available from Wednesday, the Ministry of Health has announced. The ministry said the vaccine would be available from doctors and on a drive-in basis at several “Flu Express” locations island-wide. A spokeswoman added...

Two people who travelled together on the Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta on Wednesday have tested positive for the coronavirus, the Ministry of Health reported last night. The two positive cases were among 715 test results that came back to healt...

More than 600 coronavirus test results came back clear, the health ministry said tonight. News of the 622 tests meant that the number of confirmed cases remained at 184. There are five active cases, all monitored by public health officials, but none ...

A weight-loss workshop with a difference is to be held tomorrow at Spirit House in Devonshire. Island company Fuelled Bermuda Ltd will present “An Ayurvedic Approach to Weight Loss”. Organisers say participants will learn “a radically different appro...

Traditional Hallowe’en festivities should be axed because of the real-life horror show of Covid-19, the health minister said last night. Kim Wilson told the public that high-risk activities “that you should definitely not do this year” included tradi...

The wife of the Premier appealed yesterday to the public to back Breast Cancer Awareness Month, despite the Covid-19 pandemic. Kristin Burt, the patron of the event, said this year’s theme of “I Believe in Pink”, was inspired by the late Audrey Hepbu...