Health

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

After finding low levels of Legionella, NHS Highlands states they immediately put in safety measure to 'prevent harm to patients and staff'.

A Tain carer has worked her way up the ladder to deputy manager level.

"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.

She told the UK Covid Inquiry 'I’m not even sure I was aware that they existed.'

Vulnerable children were “put at risk” at a Highland Council respite care centre through failings identified by inspectors.

Highland-born Gemma McMullan is raising funds for breast cancer awarness charity CoppaFeel!

Once someone is well enough to go home, staying longer in hospital can reduce their independence, says our columnist.

Now Edward Mountain slams ‘petulant’ exchange adding it is not his job to be ‘subservient to the Scottish Government’.

Raigmore Hospital paediatric consultant speaks of desperation to get his family out.

Labour and Tory MSPs slam First Minister for avoiding responsibility for Scottish Government decisions and again blaming Westminster.

An Inverness student is raising money for Oxygen Works after the charity supported her throughout her arthritis diagnosis.

A woman from the Highlands is stepping out of her comfort zone to take part in Catwalk for a Cause after she spent years battling cancer.

He says the stop 'places in great jeopardy the refurbishment of Raigmore’s maternity unit and projects in Caithness and Lochaber.'

A government spokesman says Westminster's failure to 'inflation-proof its capital budget' resulted in a 'nearly a 10 per cent real-terms cut.'

The new software will allow for portable monitoring of patients in clinics.

NHS Highland have praised their Ross-shire community nurses and social care workers for their dedication despite the severe weather conditions.

Highland landowners willing to help detectorists indulge their passion could also be handing a welcome boost to charity.

A cycle enthusiast who took on the Strathpuffer to raise awareness of a 'silent killer' experienced a rollercoaster of emotions on an epic ride.