Helen Puttick

One image equated puberty blockers with vaccines when evidence-based medicine and clear patient communication is what is needed

The new Vision IT system is so slow it has led to patient appointment slots being cancelled, say family doctors

The government’s digital health and care directorate shrank as pressure grew over the £17m MyCare.scot system, which was delivered three years late

The chemical, which carries health warnings, was used on floors at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow for more than three years

Toxic dishwasher fluid was used to clean floors at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow for more than three years

Claire Methven O’Brien is taking legal action against the Scottish Human Rights Commission as she claims discrimination for her views on the Sandie Peggie case

The NHS surgeries were hailed as a solution to the ‘8am rush’ but have proved more expensive than private appointments due to the poor take-up

Meet the ordinary Scottish women defending their right to believe in biology

Winner of the hit BBC show says that life was tough growing up gay in the Hebrides, but times are changing

Michael Bradnam told the Scottish hospitals inquiry he had flagged up multiple issues at Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital campus to health bosses