They say not all heroes wear capes, but in the eyes of one eight-year-old boy, there is a paediatric surgeon who does. Larry Malkin is… Read More »Superhero in scrubs: Young patient and dad write book about Glasgow surgeon
Meet the team helping children make sense of cancer Meet Roberta Bowie and Alexandra Jamieson, they are part of a team of clinical psychologists providing… Read More »Meet the team helping children make sense of cancer
Angela Stanton from Greenock praises staff at the Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow Schiehallion Ward as her son, Jonjai (12), ‘rings the bell’ and marks… Read More »Ringing the bell for International Childhood Cancer Day
As people continue to embrace their new year with fitness resolutions into February, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) physiotherapists are reminding everyone about the… Read More »NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde urges public to treat sprains and strains at home
Following the red weather warning, non-urgent outpatient appointments and routine hospital admissions scheduled for Friday 24th January are being cancelled. We apologise for the inconvenience, but… Read More »Red weather warning: important notice
Please note this story contains details of baby loss and could be upsetting for some readers. A Glasgow couple, Katie McArthur (27) and John Fry… Read More »The strength of Hope at the Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde congratulates Specialist Orthoptist, Claire McFadden on becoming the first person in Scotland to complete a Masters in Ophthalmology, Advanced Clinical… Read More »Scotland-first graduate helps to improve children’s eye service
On average, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde patients who visit Minor Injuries Units are seen, treated, and discharged in two to three hours or less.… Read More »Get seen more quickly, more easily, more comfortably
Statistics launched this week showed that in the 2023/24 school year, 76.5% of primary one children in Greater Glasgow and Clyde were measured to have… Read More »Promoting healthier lifestyles among young children
Two in three people (65%) who self-presented at Accident and Emergency (A&E) did not need to be there, according to the latest figures from NHS… Read More »Ankle sprains, diarrhoea, and UTIs among the most common self-referrals at A&E
