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By Jonathan Bell An outbreak of drug-resistant bacteria that causes painful skin infections has been traced to a single worker at a particular Pembroke spa. Government last night declined

By Jonathan Bell Beresford Swan, a leading physician who founded the Island’s first dialysis centre — and quietly contributed to the education of many local doctors — has

By Gareth Finighan The Bermuda Hospitals Board could be in debt by $200 million within five years if nothing is done to curb healthcare costs, according to the

By Gareth Finighan Hospital chiefs have denied claims that Island doctors ‘mutilated’ the corpse of Norman Palmer, and instead insist that the dead man’s body was returned to

By Simon Jones The Health Minister has assured staff from Continuing Care Unit that 'under no circumstance' would they be just put out of a job. Patricia Gordon-Pamplin has

By Gareth Finighan Construction crews employed on the new hospital wing have clocked up more than one million hours of work on the new facility. The Acute Care Wing

A leaflet explaining healthcare costs and how to control them is being posted out to residents this month by the Bermuda Health Council (BHeC). BHeC CEO Jennifer Attride-Stirling said

Bermuda Health Foundation will honour son of the soil, Dr Malcolm Brock, Associate Professor of Surgery and Oncology at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine at its Annual

By Jonathan Bell Government has agreed to pay out on $15 million worth of rejected health insurance claims after receiving a wave of calls from panicked seniors. Health Minister