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Scots living in the poorest parts of the country are three times more likely to require inpatient mental health services than those in the most affluent communities, a report has found.
Official figures published by Public Health Scotland found just over a quarter of patients in 2020/21 were readmitted to wards within 133 days, a slight increase on the previous year.
In the last year a total of 8,800 patients spent one to seven days in non-psychiatric care - a drop of 3.3 per cent.
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A top health official has described the “ferociousness” of Covid after her partner died of the virus.
A comedian left feeling helpless due to horrendous chronic pain tried to take her own life three times before finding support from a Scottish charity.
Children in Scotland are being urged to test more regularly in a bid to halt the spread of coronavirus across the country.
Tens of thousands of unpaid carers will receive a double payment of the Carer’s Allowance Supplement next week under new legislation passed by the Scottish Parliament in October.
Mariah Carey has told Lorraine Kelly that she needed six men to carry her dress for her upcoming Christmas special - and joked that sometimes she only requires five helpers.
Lorraine Kelly and fellow ITV stars have taken part in a new mental health campaign ahead of the Christmas period.
A further 3,002 Covid cases have been confirmed in Scotland within the last 24 hours.
A West Lothian woman has shared her experience of struggling with her mental health in the hope it will help others.
Nearly two-thirds of Scots think there should be more funding for mental health services in the country, a poll has found.
A Scots woman has shared her struggle to be heard after opening up about her mental health and being told to 'pull herself together.'
A Scots road has been closed due to an "ongoing police incident".
A sheriff sentencing a chef who attacked his neighbour in a rage compared him to Gordon Ramsay, famed for his foul-mouthed tirades in the kitchen.
Police have closed a busy Fife road following a crash involving two vehicles.
Courtney Howard Despite its smattering of shortcomings, “A Castle For Christmas” is gently disarming, heartening, holiday-themed escapism that’s as satisfying as a cup of hot chocolate on a cold winter’s night. Director Mary Lambert’s romcom is centered on a divorcée who, after a public meltdown, buys a castle in Scotland, meets a dreamy duke and regains her creative vitality.
Falkirk libraries have been awarded nearly £40,000 to help staff support library users’ mental health and wellbeing in the wake of the Covid pandemic.
A violent thug who tried to murder his partner in Spain has made a bizarre bid for freedom – by claiming his victim stabbed herself multiple times.
Andrew Marr has announced he is leaving the BBC.
More Scots who are eligible can now book their Covid booster and flu vaccination appointments through an online portal.
Friends and family of tragic Inga Van Der Heiden have paid tribute after her body was discovered in Moray.