Health

One of Ross-shire's largest medical groups is contacting patients aged over 65 ahead of its next planned flu clinic.

A medical practice in Ross-shire is on the lookout for volunteers to help with its next flu clinic.

The pandemic has hit many people's mental health for the worse.

It means, if you are a High Life Highland member you might be able to access facilities at no extra cost around the country.

'Our ambition is to enable all people to achieve better mental health and wellbeing'.

Visualisation show what the 'new' gym will look like.

What can you do to avoid the risk of tick bites – which can have very serious consequences

Raigmore Hospital Ward 4C visiting and admissions have been suspended due to coronavirus.

Swimmers were challenged by the Elsie Normington foundation to wild swim throughout September in a bid to raise funds for the Haven Appeal.

A quiet shopping hour is to be introduced at the Eastgate Shopping Centre to help people with autism and those with sensory impairments.

The Highland Alcohol and Drugs Partnership and NHS Highland are raising awareness of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD).

Community cooperation and imaginative collaborations to overcome challenges thrown up by the ongoing Covid-19 virus threat remain key in the crisis.

Young hospital patients facing a difficult diagnosis or challenging treatment will soon be receiving inspirational messages from care providers.

PEOPLE across Ross are being encouraged to take simple steps to look after their mental health in the light of Covid fears.

Local people are being asked for their views on the best way to support those living in care homes to maintain connections with family and friends.

'I have three children and I get very anxious if one of them has a rash as I’m not sure whether it’s serious or not.'

We talk about vaccination and about immunisation. They also tell us about important ways to protect our health.

Health care services can be so much more than a place you go when unwell.

Long delays in accessing treatment sparked the rare show of cross party support from Conservative, Labour, Lib Dems and Greens

Jamie Halcro Johnston says 'I hope it will leave Humza Yousaf in no doubt of the growing anger that many are feeling'