Sheila Hancock ‘not against’ assisted dying but hopes for better palliative care
UK & International

Sheila Hancock ‘not against’ assisted dying but hopes for better palliative care

Most Scots still think there is stigmatisation around severe mental illness
Scotland

Most Scots think there is 'stigmatisation around severe mental illness'

Scientists awarded £1.5m to find ‘better and kinder’ cancer treatments
Glasgow & West

Scientists awarded £1.5m to find 'better and kinder' cancer treatments

New employment laws at Westminster aim to help women going through the menopause
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Scotland

'I went through the menopause in my 30s after receiving cancer treatment'

Obesity rises to record level with most Scots at health risk
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Scotland

Obesity rises to record level with most Scots at health risk

Sir Chris Hoy hoping to ‘change perceptions’ of stage four cancer following terminal diagnosis
Scotland

Sir Chris Hoy hopes to 'change perceptions' of stage four cancer after diagnosis

Two runners who suffered cardiac arrest within weeks of each other saved by same defibrillator in Glasgow
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Glasgow & West

Runners who suffered cardiac arrests within weeks of each other saved by same defibrillator

What is in the new Bill on assisted dying for England and Wales?
UK & International

What is in the new Bill on assisted dying for England and Wales?

Covid, cost of living and social media: Why more young women are struggling with mental health
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Glasgow & West

'I battled anxiety and anorexia as a teen - young people are more vulnerable than ever'

Scientist’s daughters keep family tradition alive as George King retires from post at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
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North East & Tayside

Scientist's daughters keep family NHS tradition alive following retirement

More than 10,000 terminally ill people dying in poverty every year, charity says
Scotland

More than 10,000 terminally ill people 'dying in poverty every year'

Rogue breast surgeon Ian Paterson seen as ‘divisive’ and difficult, inquest told
Scotland

Rogue breast surgeon Ian Paterson seen as 'divisive’ and difficult, inquest told

Nearly one in five young Scots want jobs in health and medicine, Skills Development Scotland survey finds
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Scotland

Nearly one in five young Scots 'want jobs in health and medicine'

New drugs to treat cancer and eczema approved for use in Scotland
Scotland

New drugs to treat cancer and eczema approved for use in Scotland

Trial to investigate if chemical in red grapes can prevent bowel cancer
UK & International

Trial to investigate if chemical in red grapes can prevent bowel cancer

New screening unit aims to cut prostate cancer waiting times
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North East & Tayside

New screening unit aims to cut prostate cancer waiting times

Gordon Chree: I joined the inmates at the first parkrun held inside HMP Dumfries
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I joined the inmates at the first parkrun held inside a Scottish prison

Gordon Chree
New gym specialising in exercise classes for people with cancer opens in Glasgow
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Glasgow & West

New gym specialises in exercise classes for people with cancer

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