Health

They were up with the early birdies - and off for an awe-inspiring 4680 holes of golf.

“Every day when I wake up, my daily mantra is to thank my donor and his family,” Angela Wilson says.

A consultant anaesthetist at Raigmore Hospital shares thoughts on things we can all do for Clean Air day - and beyond.

John Davidson joined a visually impaired walking group in the Highlands and learned that the support they offer is invaluable to its members

MSP Rhoda Grant has urged the government to match a pledge it made to increase the amount the NHS spends on child and adolescent mental health.

The imminent opening of an £11m care home in Inverness marks a “major milestone” for the care sector in the Highlands.

Talking about organ donation today can ease unimaginable decisions tomorrow.

The health board confirms it was ‘not a cyber attack, and that no patient records were compromised’.

But the health board say appointments are going ahead and ‘patient care is continuing safely across all our hospitals and services’.

Three High Live Highland centres across the region are set to introduce a new training format to their offering this summer.

Staff accommodation plans at Inverness Campus risk compromising patient parking at the National Treatment Centre - a doctor at the site has warned.

Inverness’s newest care home is set to open its doors to the local community this weekend before it welcomes its first residents.

Business leaders in Inverness are being held to ransom - all in aid of charity.

A medical emergency aboard a major cruise ship sparked its early arrival in the Cromarty Firth.

The appeal comes during Blood Donor Week (June 9- 15), which leads up to World Blood Donor Day on June 14.

Treament matters, but so too does staying healthy in a bid to prevent illness, says our columnist.

He began to come to terms with dying hundreds of miles away from family and friends after traveling to Newcastle for transplant op.

Inverness and Nairn Lib Dem candidate Neil Alexander warn of ‘growing crisis’ in north healthcare.

Cancer survivor Amy Addison, who lost her mother to the disease in 2022, took part in Race for Life Inverness for her mum and all affected by cancer.

Hundreds of runners have raised tens of thousands of pounds for charity after pounding the streets of Inverness at the latest Race for Life.