Health

The free sessions at Ardgay are open to all.

There is a common misconception that you can still appoint an attorney upon learning of a diagnosis of a long-term illness, says our columnist.

A modest campaigner who helped improve the lives of people with long-term health conditions has received his MBE in a ceremony at Windsor Castle.

Ariane Burgess says the bill is really important

What do they say – better safe than sorry? Go for the scans, get checked out.

Pamela Dudek, the chief executive of NHS Highland, has announced that she will retire at the end of March next year.

The plea has gone out to Highland residents who have CPR knowledge.

It proved another monster success by the shores of Loch Ness.

A grieving mother who tragically lost her son is determined to unite communities together in the support of Baby Loss Awareness Week

Lives put at risk by crews being diverted to hoax call-outs

Analysis has exposed inefficiencies and challenges in the new health board-led delivery of vaccines across the Highlands.

Returned medication is incinerated at a huge cost to the environment.

An Inverness transplant patient shares his remarkable story of how organ donation saved his life.

In the past year there have been 955 new users, which works out at around 80 new users a month.

The NHS Highland annual review returns to Inverness with a public invitation.

Scottish Government want your views

Did you know that the medicines we use make up 25 per cent of the NHS’s carbon footprint?

Highland Council’s Historic Environment Team (HET) objected to the design of the new health hub.

Medics have painted a picture of a health service failing in both facilities and service delivery at a gathering organised by a Highland MSP.

The new variant will only have been found in a relatively small number of cases, but there is a concern that things will change, says our columnist.