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New figures from National Records of Scotland show the time people in Scotland can expect to live in good health, without serious illness or disability, has fallen to a near ten-year low.

All women in Scotland, aged 25 to 64, are invited to have a cervical screening test

All women in Scotland, aged 25 to 64, are invited to have a cervical screening test

This guide is for parents and carers of children up to the age of 3 years and 4 months. It provides information on the routine immunisations that are offered to help protect them from serious childhood diseases. It describes these diseases and explains why young children need protection against them. It also answers some of the most common questions about immunisations. The updated version illustrates the routine immunisation schedule for children born on or after 1 July 2024 and can be issued to parents from June 2025.

Streptococcal infections are bacterial infections and can infect any age group.

Scottish Trauma Audit Group (STAG) Methodology...

​​​​The Scottish Vaccine Update provides current information and practical advice about immunisation policy, practice and vaccine supply in Scotland for front line health professionals.

Improves the quality of care, overall experience and long term outcome of patients with significant injuries

About this release The Scottish Stroke Improvement Programme 2025 annual national report presents data from the Scottish Stroke Care Audit (SSCA). This describes the quality of...

The publication will report on data collected from all hospitals across Scotland for patients who sustained a hip fracture and were admitted to hospital.