Health

Urgent dental care is now on offer for thousands of people as part of a nationwide drive to increase access to those in need.

Chloe Humphries said that in 2015 surgeon Kuldeep Stohr operated on her knee.

More than 20,000 people have signed a petition demanding urgent change to how individuals struggling with addiction and homelessness are treated.

A new hearing care clinic opening in a Suffolk village next month aims to help patients struggling to access NHS earwax removal services.

New data has revealed that patients treated by hospitals in Suffolk and Essex have been paid £13 million in misdiagnosis claims since 2019.

A learning disability nurse has shared her life-altering battle with long Covid and the measures she hopes will help colleagues with disabilities.

A town’s parkrun event is set to return from its months-long hiatus later this year.

A new clinic offering free health checks is coming to Suffolk.

Five surgeries are set for brick-and-mortar upgrades in a bid to boost capacity.

A midwife has spoken of the moment she was reunited with a millennium baby when she delivered her daughter 25 years on.

A hospital charity’s mascot has been given a makeover thanks to funding from three businesses.

The number of redundancies at a Suffolk NHS trust last year has been revealed as it continues work to ‘improve its financial position’.

Two leaders with a ‘wealth of knowledge and experience’ have been appointed to executive roles at a hospital trust.

The fate of a prominent pub may be secure as part of a mission to improve healthcare provision for residents.

A project that aims to reduce loneliness and support people who are socially isolated is heading to Suffolk.

A charity has partnered with two Suffolk gyms to offer free fitness sessions for amputees.

A woman has been taken to hospital with a serious leg injury following a crash between a motorbike and a car.

A mental health expert who lives in Suffolk has embarked on another fund-raising walking challenge to help improve experiences for service users.

The president of the Royal College of Nursing visited East Anglia to see the ‘innovative’ work being carried out by nurses in Suffolk and Norfolk.

A cancer patient who underwent the first robot-assisted double operation at a hospital said he was blown away by how smoothly his surgery went.