Health

Ground-breaking Mental Health First Aid training is aimed at encouraging people in agriculture to talk more freely about mental health.

NHS Grampian has given an update on a proposal to open a new pharmacy in Westhill.

Olympic and Commonwealth medallist, Neah Evans from Cuminestown will act as an ambassador for women's cycling in the north-east.

Local hospitals have a 'vital role' Humza Yousaf heard at a crunch meeting with local Scottish Conservatives over NHS pressures.

Residents in Aberdeenshire who have given up smoking in recent years are being encouraged to share their experiences.

MORAY MP Douglas Ross has hailed the "tireless" work of the Less Survivable Cancers Taskforce.

EMERGENCY services across Grampian are coming together to encourage people to be prepared for the rest of the winter and beyond in 2023.

Ellon Sole Mates saw 50 members sign up to their first sessions following an open Meet and Greet in the town this week.

FOCHABERS fire station have become the first in Moray to host a a Menopause Café event.

Councillor Glen Reynolds assesses the staffing crisis undermining health and social care provision.

“The Kessock Bridge is closed due to a police incident”. How often have those words been shared recently?

Health Secretary Humza Yousaf has confirmed funding of at least £8 million for additional care home beds and efforts to boost NHS 24 capacity.

Scotland's hospitals bed occupancy exceeded 95 per cent last week, a situation UNIONS says should "never be repeated".

Ministers have carried out a further risk assessment under article 6(1) of the Order and have added conditions around pheasants and their movement.

See Me, Scotland’s programme to end mental health stigma and discrimination, is urging people to take part in Time to Talk Day on February 2.

Performance statistics from the Scottish Ambulance Service highlight the challenges facing areas across the north-east.

A TODDLER'S cerebral palsy fight has been given a helping hand by the Glass community.

North-east politicians have secured a meeting next week with Scotland’s Health Secretary about local NHS services.

A HUNTLY weight loss consultant is bringing her group to Insch to help those struggling to lose weight.

MP David Duguid who called a public meeting last year over local healthcare provision has given an in-depth update on matters raised by the community.