Young Glasgow man saved the lives of four others
Glasgow man, James Alexander Borland, tragically passed away last year at the age of 25. He went on to save the lives of four other…
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September 2025
NHSGGC partners with ICON to support parents through infant crying
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) has teamed up with national charity ICON to support new and expectant parents with managing the emotional challenges that…
Health Secretary visits Queen Elizabeth University Hospital to announce national rollout of ECG patch monitor innovation
Health Secretary Neil Gray met clinicians and innovation leaders to see the impact of cutting-edge technology designed to prevent strokes and other health complications. Mr…
A Shed-load of help: charity celebrates support of Community Benefit Gateway
One of the founders of a community garden charity in Inverclyde has praised the NHSGGC Community Benefits Gateway – and has encouraged other local organisations…
NHSGGC Community Benefit Gateway: 5 top tips to access help
A third-sector organisation which accessed support through the NHSGGC Community Benefit Gateway has shared five simple tips to encourage other local organisations to take advantage…
Updated advice on Glasgow drug-related incidents
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and Glasgow City Alcohol and Drugs Partnership have issued updated advice to drug services and to people who use drugs…
‘So Briefly Known’ services planned at IRH and RAH for those affected by baby loss
Services of remembrance are to be held for parents and families who have suffered the loss of a baby. So Briefly Known services will take…
Flu vaccine is a wee scoosh for children in Greater Glasgow and Clyde
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde paediatricians are urging parents to make sure their child is protected against flu – with a wee scoosh up the…
NHSGGC champions inclusive screening for people with learning disabilities
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) and Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) staff have signed a pledge to commit to a national “I Am Here” message…
Why A&E Isn’t Always the Answer for Students
Sprained ankles, UTIs, and viral bugs are common student health issues, but heading straight to A&E isn’t the best move. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde…