A teenager from Ipswich has made a heartfelt documentary highlighting the plights of dementia sufferers and their families that will be played in hospitals across East Anglia.
With NHS services expected to face a higher level of demand this Easter weekend, Suffolk GPs have shared some simple steps of how you can look after your family and enjoy the sunny weather.
The wife of a Suffolk tourist who suffered a collapsed lung during a family holiday to Cape Verde has revealed it is a relief to have him back in the UK after he was flown home by air ambulance.
Dangerous, fake vodka is being removed from the shelves of corner shops in Colchester after trading standards officers warned it could make consumers sick.
Scientists investigating skin cancer in dogs hope new research can lead to a DNA screening test being made available for two of the UK’s most popular breeds.
Parents of children with speech and language difficulties are praising the hubs across Suffolk for their invaluable support and fear that their proposed closures could see other children being left behind.
Suffolk tourist Pete Mazur, who has spent nearly a week in a clinic in Cape Verde after being taken ill on holiday, should be flown back to the UK on Tuesday after his insurers sent out a medical team in an air ambulance to bring him home.
A hospital has said it has replaced a premium rate 0845 telephone number after a woman said she was charged more than £8 for a call as she tried to change an appointment.
A pregnancy and parenting club has been fined £400,000 for illegally sharing personal information of more than 14 million people following an investigation.
Staff at an Ipswich care home have been showered with praise in a glowing report by a watchdog – which saw their services awarded the highest possible rating of ‘outstanding’.
Children in the east of England have the least money spent on their mental health care in the country, as some were having to threaten suicide to fight their way into treatment.
West Suffolk Hospital is one of 14 nationally that has been picked to trial new A&E targets, which could see patients with the most serious conditions receiving treatment within an hour.
New figures show the number of Suffolk children vaccinated for measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) is falling year on year – prompting concerns that the deadly diseases could resurface.
A Suffolk woman who worked as a breast cancer surgeon during and after her own treatment for the disease will now help other patients manage their way back to employment following a diagnosis.
