Health

THE first allocation of £3m for Dr Gray's was delivered to NHS Grampian in December last year.

Great night of music for mental health charity.

Dr. Gray's Hospital has continued to grapple with overcapacity issues, with more than 100 per cent of beds 'regularly' occupied.

Public Health Scotland is encouraging the public to take up its MMR vaccine offer after a laboratory-confirmed measles case today.

NHS Grampian says that pausing the projects is necessary due to uncertainties regarding funding.

THE campaigners are bringing their fight for the return of Hopeman and Burghead Doctor's surgery to Holyrood.

North-east emergency services are to swap the frontline for the football pitch at this year’s charity Battle of the Badges tournament.

NORTH-east residents who have successfully given up smoking in the last couple of years are being encouraged to share their experiences.

THE campaign has been labelled a "potential game changer" for Moray healthcare.

MORAY politicians have reacted to the "deeply alarming" destruction of several hundred patient records by a sewage leak at Dr Gray's Hospital.

IT is hoped that the collaboration will aid in the recruitment of 20 new staff.

NHS Grampian has said hundreds of medical records are likely to have been destroyed by a sewage leak at Dr Gray's Hospital.

NHS Grampian is working with The Migraine Trust with the aim to improve the treatment and management of migraine in the region.

Highland Council leader Raymond Bremner said he felt like lucky to be alive after landing up in Raigmore Hospital in Inverness.

REACH out to a friend who might be struggling.

BREW Monday event to highlight mental health support.

Two junior doctors based at ARI are working on a project to reduce the number of disposable coffee cups used by staff, patients and visitors.

The Fitness to Drive campaign is calling for anyone over 60 to have their eyes examined regularly.

A NHS Grampian surgeon, who treats patients from Moray and Aberdeenshire, has been named UK trainer of the year in his speciality.

DESPITE an influx of more than 1200 new patients in recent years, the number of GPs working in Moray has not increased significantly.