The Scottish Government is to invest an additional £6.9m to ensure 2,500 people living with type 1 diabetes receive access to the latest technologies to help prevent serious health complications.
The Scottish Government is investing almost £1m to help reduce pressures on A&E departments and improve patient flow over the winter months.
GPs in Scotland have seen an increase in the number of times people accessing care at surgeries.
Scotland's health boards will receive an additional £25.5m this year, First Minister John Swinney has announced.
The Scottish Government is to invest £4.8m on programme to prevent people from developing type 2 diabetes.
The Scottish Government has launched a Health Information Integrity Strategy in response to the growing volume of false information and a recommendation from the pandemic advisory group, the Standi...
The Scottish Government plans to invest an additional £531m in general practice over the next three years to support recruitment.
The University of Dundee has agreed to host Scotland’s first national testing and research laboratory for drug-checking, boosting efforts to cut drug-related harm and save lives.
BMA Scotland is planning to ballot its resident doctor members on strike action after the Scottish Government ‘U-turned on a crucial commitment on pay’.
The Scottish Government has unveiled plans for a network of 15 walk-in GP clinics to improve access to primary care.
Scotland’s new health and social care online app will be made available across the country from April 2026, following an initial launch in Lanarkshire in December.
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