Health

Edward Mountain warns expectant mothers could travelling 'to Aberdeen or even Perth if the situation at Raigmore isn’t sorted out.'

Craig Dunain was no beacon of light but many would wish such a bastion and safety net was there now.

A disabled pensioner, who breathes with an oxygen cylinder, pleads with the council to be decanted from his mouldy home before it 'kills' him.

Loch Ness-side shinty players often have to change in their cars because clubhouse facilities are so cramped.

A new suite to support families at the critical time of baby loss was officially opened today (February 16) in Inverness.

The breast team at Raigmore Hospital were first to use the new Pintuition System.

Rea is on a mission to do whatever she can to shine a light on taboo topics of pap smears, and the recognising the signs of cervical cancer.

When Melanie Maclennan and Karen MacDonald take to the fashion catwalk for charity this weekend it will be in memory of a dearly-missed loved one.

Who better to have on your side in a fundraising "battle" for Highland Hospice than a soldier in the British Army?

The health service is seldom out of the headlines these days for a range of negative reasons.

Maureen Davidson will take to the catwalk this Saturday.

Raigmore Hospital and NHS Scotland welcomes its first pop-up solar car park and Electric Vehicle charging hub.

An Inverness dad who only took up running nine months ago is taking on the TCS London Marathon to raise money for Kidney Care UK.

Caesarean births in the far north have rocketed as maternity services have been cut, says Highlands and Islands MSP Edward Mountain.

'The infant feeding service they offered was really incredible and gave Kushi Stoltman and me a lot of confidence going home.'

Almost all of us will use medicines and tablets either regularly or occasionally.

Highland Hospice is launching a new care service in Inverness, and looking for practitioners to help get it up and running.

She says the recent bad weather 'shone a light on the difficulty of travelling for healthcare and the dangers of centralised health services.'

"We should never underestimate the ability to change lives by being there for others," says Highland councillor.

The forthcoming ban on disposable vapes will mean a cleaner, greener and healthier future for people in the Highlands according to a local MSP.