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Quit Your Way – Smokefree Hebrides
Published on 10 March 2020
‘We’re here to help’ No Smoking Day is the national day celebrating the success of people who have stopped smoking, and encourages those still smoking to try, try again, and give up for good. For this year’s national No Smoking Day on... -
Healthy Hebridean Kids
Published on 10 March 2020
Local parents are being asked to keep a look out for ‘Healthy Hebridean Kids’, a new campaign launching on March 16, aimed at helping local parents, family members and carers of children aged 3-6 years to be healthier and happier... -
Coronavirus (Covid-19) information for the public
Published on 4 March 2020
Communities across the Western Isles will be aware from the widespread media coverage, of the spread of the new coronavirus infection called Covid-19. This virus has spread from China to many different countries, including Scotland. Almost all of the people... -
Coronavirus preparation praised
Published on 17 February 2020
CMO thanks NHS staff Scotland’s Chief Medical Officer has praised the preparations of NHS and frontline health workers in responding to the increased pressures during the global outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19). Dr Catherine Calderwood also thanked members of the public for following... -
Get Me Talking: promoting language development in young children
Published on 20 January 2020
Event showcasing the Get Me Talking programme, are Katie MacDonald, Early Years Support Officer; Careen Laird, Occupational Therapist; Ashley Mackay, Speech and Language Therapist; and Sally Kane, Education Psychologist. An innovative new language development programme for young ... -
Women are urged ‘Don’t get scared, get screened’: Breast screening is back in the Western Isles in 2020
Published on 20 January 2020
If you’re a woman over 50, the combination of checking your breasts and attending your regular breast screening appointments gives you the best chance of being diagnosed early – and surviving – breast cancer. In the last round of screening across...