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There are usually no symptoms with changes in cervical cells and sometimes there are no symptoms with early-stage cervical cancer.
A nationwide series of community events inviting the public to share their pandemic experiences is coming to Inverness this week.
Concerns over mental health issues particularly among men in the Highlands has prompted an Inverness firm to host a training event.
An Inverness ambulance call handler who saved the life of a stranger by donating his stem cells is calling for more people to register as donors.
After previously working with refugees, abuse survivors and those struggling with mental health, Velocity is expanding its offering.
NHS Highland urges parents and carers to ensure their child is protected against flu this winter and said it is as easy as a wee scoosh up the nose.
Once a week, Beth Williamson (14) has a sleepover in one of the suites at the Haven Centre.
A city sporting squad turned out in force for a lifesaving fixture recently - donating blood en masse to boost vital supplies for those in need.
Robbie Burgess, who has a dual diagnosis of Downs Syndrome and autism and is non-verbal, is about to celebrate his 16th birthday.
As Lindsay McKeown and her daughter, Siouxi, are greeted at the doors of the Haven Centre in Inverness, the loving bond between the pair is evident.
