Left untreated, cancer kills – but knowing what symptoms to look for, attending recommended screenings, and seeing a doctor as soon as anything doesn’t look or feel right could save your life. Azuree Williams is…
The man who spends eight hours on a construction site and the man who spends eight hours at a desk may seem to have little in common. One is constantly moving; the other may barely…
Men don’t take their health as seriously as they should. We avoid going to the doctor if we can get away with it, we miss or ignore the warning signs of disease, and we’re more…
Protecting us against the elements, and delivering sustenance from the sky, the Bermuda roof is an important element in what makes the island unique. Our roofs also keep us cool in the summer and look…
by Jonathan Starling What’s past is prologue… Like many Bermudians born before 1980, my reference for hurricanes was largely shaped by the experience of Hurricane Emily in 1987, when I was eight years old. While…
One hundred years ago this year, on October 22, 1926, tragedy struck Bermuda when the Havana-Bermuda hurricane claimed the lives of more than 100 people. The storm barrelled the island with with wind speeds of…
Bermuda’s verandas have come a long way from their original purpose. First introduced to Bermuda in the late 18th century by the British military garrison in St George’s, their job was to shade a building’s…