Health

After having seizures up to 70 times a day, an East Markham woman has her life back after receiving four-legged support.

Ambulance bosses say patients are having “dreadful” experiences after hospital handover delays reached the second-highest levels ever recorded.

A hospital department is opening its doors to public feedback as the team aims to be more involved in the community and improve services.

In its weekly voxpop, the Advertiser found out people’s opinions about the assisted dying bill and the fact that Newark’s MP is to vote against it.

The public have been told to stay away or face significant delays as a hospital is currently suffering from a norovirus outbreak.

Nearly 200 adult social care providers in Nottinghamshire have been left waiting more than three years for an inspection by the healthcare watchdog.

A mobile vaccination van is being used to increase flu and Covid jab uptake in “hard-to-reach” communities across Nottinghamshire.

A Nottinghamshire healthcare team has won an award at the national celebrating DESMOND Awards.

A new life saving piece of equipment has been installed in the heart of Newark.

Although the weather is turning colder, dog owners still need to be aware of a deadly disease which is known to be rife in parts of our area.

Women across the county have been invited to share their views on improving healthcare information and services.

This week, the last of three scheduled fitness suite refurbishments was completed at the Newark Sports and Fitness Centre on Lord Hawke Way, Newark.

New parking measures and prices are set to be brought in at Sherwood Forest Hospitals this week.

People living with Parkinson’s are invited to join a new Nordic walking class here in Newark.

After a long delay, new, extended opening hours at Newark Urgent Treatment Centre are set to come into effect.

Hiking up one of the world’s tallest mountains has seen two long-time friends raise thousands to tackle progressive degenerative condition.

More than 50,000 health checks and tests have been provided at Nottinghamshire’s first Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC).

More work is needed to prevent people from entering the healthcare system and to stop ‘institutionalising’ frail and ageing patients.

Work has been completed at the first of three leisure centres to benefit from a £700,000 refurbishment programme.

Dozens of people turned out in the rain over the weekend to support a protest walk for the return of overnight urgent care in Newark.