AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCommunity Screening: The Bermuda Diabetes Association’s Community Pharmacy plans three days of free eye screenings in November, with two visiting doctors. The initiative follows a busy blood-pressure screening and aims to support early detection and diabetes prevention. Stroke Awareness: Free stroke-risk screenings are scheduled for October 29, with a public education event at Queen Elizabeth Park on Friday. Residents are urged to learn the BE FAST warning signs and call emergency services quickly if they appear. Diabetes Support: A November 1 run and walk will raise funds for the Association’s free health checks. Its November 13 open house will offer blood-pressure and blood-glucose checks, nutrition advice and cooking demonstrations. Food Safety: Butterfield & Vallis has alerted customers to a recall of certain ready-to-eat meat and poultry products sold in Bermuda because of possible temperature abuse. Check product labels and return affected items to the store for credit.
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