Health

Grieving Highland children will be given extra emotional support at a devastating time in their lives after the Archie Foundation secured vital funds.

Inverness business leaders raised over £39,000 for Maggie’s Highlands through the Jail or Bail event, supporting those impacted by cancer.

“Closed” signs have been posted in the windows and patrons outside were puzzled when they could not gain entry.

Maggie’s has introduced menopause workshops to support and empower women undergoing cancer treatment, addressing a crucial need for tailored care.

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A defibrillator has been installed at the Inverness headquarters of Capstone Construction, ensuring access to potential life-saving equipment.

We may think about having an MOT for our health, says our columnist.

Supporters of a children’s charity supporting babies, children, and families across the Highlands danced the night away to raise £104,000.

Our latest News View column from Colin Campbell.

Traffic-free streets in the Crown area of Inverness thronged with the sound of children playing as part of a trial project backed by Highland Council.

Inverness Courier journalist recounted her early menopause journey on BBC Radio 4’s Menopause Matters, sharing insights from her experience at 15.

Former fuel tanker driver, who crashed due to a seizure from a malignant brain tumour, begins life-saving treatment to be closer to being cancer-free.

Our Christian Viewpoint columnist John Dempster sat down with MP Angus MacDonald.

A Halloween-loving gym enthusiast with Asperger's took on a 50,000kg deadlift challenge, raising funds for charity through his passion for fitness.

As the Dowling family endured the heartbreak of losing loved one Jennifer to cancer in 2021, they resolved to find some light in the darkest of times.

The medication changed her life for the better but she cannot obtain it free on the NHS.

We all have the ability to make new connections, says our columnist.

At just 15 years old Annabelle battled early menopause and anorexia, facing overwhelming physical and emotional challenges.

Fergal Naughton and Ellie MacPhee, who work in Inverness, saw off hundreds of other hopefuls to win two of the top titles at a UK awards ceremony.

The practice issued larger, monthly prescriptions and granted additional prescriptions on request despite their patient’s “history of overdoses”.