Health

AUTHOR Chris Lee will reveal Covid pandemic book in Moray.

Concerns have been raised after the GP surgery in Strichen will have its opening hours reduced to Thursdays only with effect from April 1.

A stunning canopy of multi-coloured brollies will be unfurled on Shiprow in Aberdeen from May in tribute to the “umbrella” term of neurodiversity.

In his latest column, MP David Duguid puts the spotlight on Stagecoach's bus reliability issues.

Researchers at University of Aberdeen's Rowett Institute have found a cluster of cells that control food intake and body weight.

HEALTH campaigners had back north boosted by cross-party support.

Concerns have been raised about two-year waits to access hearing aids in the NHS Grampian area.

TEN year anniversary ball of Moray woman with Motor Neuron Disease raises £21,000.

THREE Minor Injury Units (MIUs) in Aberdeenshire will have their overnight service scrapped, after plans were agreed at a meeting today.

A new £30,000 donation has tipped Apache North Sea’s overall support for Maggie’s Aberdeen over the £1 million mark.

NORTH-east MSP Karen Adam has voiced her support for a health charity's no smoking campaign.

The Emergency Department at ARI continues to be extremely busy and long waits are to be expected.

The Archie Foundation raised more than £1.6 million in 2023 to support babies, children and families.

Local families are being invited to register their children for International School Aberdeen’s 13th Annual Summer Camp.

Healthcare issues for long Covid sufferers including a youngster from Westhill have been raised by ministers.

Local councillors have commented on the news that overnight closures could be in the works for Hunly, Fraserburgh and Peterhead injury units.

Aberdeenshire’s three remaining minor injury units could soon be closed overnight in a bid to save money despite fears it would ‘put lives at risk’.

NHS Grampian's "absolutely unprecedented" funding crisis has forced it to redraw the 10-year plan for Dr Gray's.

Two new facilities located next to ARI were due to be completed in 2020 but have fallen victim to construction delays and soaring costs.

Young people may be missing out on help because they don’t realise they’re carers.