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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.

Results of a study examining the extent to which people might travel outside Scotland to purchase alcohol since the introduction of Minimum Unit Pricing (MUP).

After many years of increases, the latest figures on new cancer diagnoses in Scotland highlight unusual decreases in numbers in 2020. The report finds that nearly 2,800 fewer...

Results from a study looking at the impact of Minimum Unit Pricing (MUP) on homeless drinkers, street drinkers, and the support services working with them has been published by the Chief Scientist's Office.

PHS has launched a new online public health learning hub to help those working in our public services play their part in improving the health and wellbeing of more people in Scotland.