Health

The inclusive dance fitness class returned at the Spectrum Centre, doubling up as a fundraiser for Highland Pride.

Inverness people are being urged to give blood over the festive period as only 38% of appointments are filled between now and January 2.

Young patients at a local children’s ward have scored a special visit from Ross County football heroes.

Loved ones of a "wonderful" young woman struck down by cancer are urging people to donate blood to mark what would have been her birthday today.

A dedicated vehicle to respond to mental health emergencies is being expanded into he Highland capital.

I am not a great fan of Black Friday. It seems to be a rather artificial exercise in advertising and commercialism.

Samaritans will be in the Eastgate on Saturday, December 16 from 10am to 4pm to talk with those who need support or are interested in volunteering.

Ms Davies is currently chief officer of Argyll and Bute health and social care partnership will start work on April 1.

An ambulance service dedicated to helping those experiencing mental health issues in Inverness is to become a permanent fixture.

A Highland-based support service for people with long-term health conditions has secured a £120,000 award from the National Lottery Community Fund.

Here are a few symptoms that could indicate you are going through the menopause.

The roof of the world beckons for two Highland men after they set their sights on hiking in the Himalayas to raise funds for charity.

Many muscle and joint problems can be managed with exercises at home to strengthen your body, says our columnist.

Fascinating research reveals men's attitudes to the subject.

Thousands of pounds have been raised for charity after a highly successful carol concert last weekend.

A charity for children with life-shortening conditions brought some festive fun to families in Inverness by hosting a Christmas party.

Work to upgrade the car parking bays at Raigmore Hospital started in July.

It’s an unhappy fact that the nationwide ‘obesity crisis’ is worsening all the time, with the range of health problems it brings, says our columnist.

'As a working class child, my parents instilled in me the importance of education' – former Inverness politician wins top student award.

An Inverness man with MS has completed 3000 press ups in one month to prove anything is possible.