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Surveillance data from PHS show that, while there is an out of season increase in cases of Group A streptococcus being reported in Scotland; numbers are similar to those seen during previous peaks.

Public Health Scotland (PHS) reinforces our support for collective action to tackle GBV and highlights our commitment to progressing gender equality in the workplace.

Public Health Scotland (PHS) has appointed a new Chief Executive who will join the organisation in the Spring. Announcing the appointment, Angiolina Foster, Chair of Public Health...

As we approach the end of 2022 our Chief Executive Angela Leitch reflects on the year's public health challenges, and the achievements of PHS and partners in tackling them.    For...

Our plan to move towards a Scotland where everybody thrives: Public Health Scotland’s strategic plan 2022 to 2025

The data published today show that PHS has received reports of six new IGAS cases between 5 and 11 December across all age groups in Scotland, with no new reports in children under 10 years since last week’s report. Although increases in GAS have been reported in recent weeks in Scotland, the more serious Invasive GAS (IGAS) infections remain stable and similar to previous years.

The latest Group A strep (GAS) surveillance data show that the recent increases in cases of GAS may be declining and the more serious Invasive GAS (IGAS) infections remain stable and similar to previous years.

Public Health Scotland (PHS) has published this week’s surveillance reports which present the latest data on respiratory infections across Scotland. The weekly national respiratory...

Supplementary information in relation to how we handle data during COVID-19.

Public Health Scotland has published its Delivery Plan for the year ahead, alongside its first End of Year report