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The Ministry of Health urges members of the community to ensure their measles, mumps and rubella vaccinations are up to date

Another possible case of the highly contagious virus is being investigated, but there is no confirmed exposure in schools

Active cases are said to be significantly above normal levels for this time of year

Donna Castle's death from an obscure, often confounding disease helps others through her daughter's use of social media

Majority of people with the disease have no idea, healthcare workers say

It will help in the promotion of a healthy environment for staff and travellers

A young Bermudian living with a rare disease is being featured on a giant screen on Times Square in New York City. The young man, who wishes to remain unnamed, is featured among others in celebration of Rare Disease Day tomorrow, the last day of Febr...

Bermuda has an excellent track record in polio control, said the Chief Medical Officer as Bermuda held one-day exercise reviewing outbreak plan

The Government has provided updated information about a disease that has recently resulted in the deaths of ten children in the UK. There have been increased rates of Group A streptococcal disease in the UK and globally, especially in those under th...

Appleby Bermuda has advised Arc Ltd, a longstanding client, on its first parametric insurance product against high-impact epidemic risks. The product will provide parametric insurance to African Union member states for three selected pathogens respon...

A social media campaign is due to be launched today to raise awareness around polio. The campaign, to mark World Polio Day, will be run by Bermuda’s Rotary Clubs and comes as the United States has seen its first case in a decade. Pembroke Rotary pres...

A festive afternoon of music and entertainment in Hamilton’s Victoria Park came with a serious message aimed at tackling the island’s “epidemic” of disease strongly linked to lifestyle choices. Celebrating Wellness, now in its 11th year, was part of ...