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One person in every 110 worldwide is affected by autism, regardless of race, religion, socio-economic status or geography. That fact was noted by Education Minister Dame Jenifer Smith as she read an official proclamation to celebrate World Autism Day...

Bermuda marked World Health Day with the Public Health Awards at a ceremony in Camden House. “Everyone in this room is in some way involved in ensuring that our community is healthy,” Health Minister Zane DeSilva told the gathering. “All of you work ...

Autism has become a public health crisis, affecting one percent of the world population according to Bermuda Autism Support and Education (BASE) Speaking to the Hamilton Rotary on Tuesday, Autism Consultant Susannah Cole said that worldwide, around 6...

Gyms across Bermuda are continuing to feel the economic pinch just like any other business but their numbers have held up well according to the managers and owners. The increasing number of people leaving the Island and the rising prices of rents and...

The holiday season is usually ushered in with office parties, family gatherings and any number of celebrations that all include rich fatty foods and high calorie beverages. For diabetics, join in the celebrations by using your coping skills and maki...

The Movember challenge to grow a moustache and get sponsorship in support of men’s health brought in $64,000 last month for the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre. Out of the 162 “MoBros” (56 individuals and ten teams), The Royal Gazette’s own Alex Wri...

Stephen Davis, 13, is a typical boy. He likes to ride his bike, play with Lego and loves to go fishing. He wants to be an architect or a lawyer some day. Last summer, he climbed Mt Monadnock in New Hampshire. “Climbing the mountain was easy,” said S...