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Esso is donating five cents of every gallon of gas pumped at its stations to the Bermuda Diabetes Association. The funds will be donated from sales at stations across the Island through January 11. They will be used to assist the organisation’s daily...

At one point in his life, Eddie Johnston would down a two-litre bottle of Coke with dinner. He had no idea his love of sugar was literally killing him until he was diagnosed with Type Two diabetes. More than 20 years later, the 70-year-old has to g...

“Worldwide, diabetes causes more death than cancer and AIDS combined,” was one of many staggering statistics Debbie Jones shared with the members of the Hamilton Rotary Club yesterday. Ms Jones, the manager of the Bermuda Hospitals Board Diabetes Cen...

It is also the time of year that Kuni Frith-Black, as executive director of the Bermuda Diabetes Association, steps up her efforts to get locals to pay attention to what they are eating and how much. With one in four people in Bermuda either having ...

Eating a mostly plant-based diet could be the key to reversing diabetes. This, according to Kuni Frith-Black, executive director of the Bermuda Diabetes Association, along with creating a more sustainable environment is a great reason for many Bermud...

Bernice Burt couldn’t swallow because there was no fluid in her mouth. At the time, she was on the way to the hospital with her husband, Leroy, to have her blood sugar tested. Her physician had sent her because her blood sugar was so high, his inst...

The Beresford Swan kidney dialysis unit at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital has a kind of family atmosphere. Everyone knows everyone else. Some patients have been returning multiples times a week for more than 30 years. In the past, it was manned b...