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A new study to better understand the long-term health effects of COVID-19, launched today, Wednesday 12 May.

Public Health Scotland and the Directors of Public Health in Scotland, have published a joint statement highlighting their support for all early learning and school children returning to face to face learning

Public Health Scotland welcomes the launch of the new brand and suicide prevention campaign by the National Suicide Prevention Leadership Group (NSPLG).

Public Health Scotland has today, on International Human Rights Day, launched a learning hub focussed on human rights and health inequalities. It explains the fundamental links between the right to health and the reduction of health inequalities and sets out what is required for people in a leadership role to take action to reduce inequalities.

Public Health Scotland has published 'Healthy Housing for Scotland', a briefing paper setting out evidence on how housing can influence health and wellbeing

Update on how patient data from GP surgeries across Scotland will support ongoing COVID-19 work.

As of Monday 26 April, all of Scotland moved to Level 3 with restrictions eased for hospitality, tourist accommodation, non-essential retail, beauty salons, indoor attractions and public buildings.

Consultation on the future presentation of delayed discharge information

Results from the COVID-19 in Pregnancy in Scotland (COPS) study, published in the Nature Medicine journal, have led to calls for more pregnant women to protect themselves and their unborn children by getting fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

A study published by Public Health Scotland indicates that Minimum Unit Pricing had minimal impact on alcohol-related crime in Scotland following its introduction in May 2018.