Health

Hundreds of under-75s have died from stroke and heart disease in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough in recent years, new figures show.

The rate of people admitted to hospital due to obesity has fallen over 12 months, according to the NHS including in this county.

Firefighters in Cambridgeshire responded to a record number of suicide call-outs last year, figures reveal.

Plans have been drawn up to expand the Hinchingbrooke Country Park car park by 250 spaces to alleviate parking pressures at Hinchingbrooke hospital.

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) has delayed an announcement on the reinstatement of free IVF.

A mum who developed Type 1 diabetes completely out of the blue has launched peer support groups to help others living with the condition.

Patients and residents are being invited to attend the forthcoming session

Cruel stares and sometimes being snubbed just some of the heartbreaking side affects of Fenland boy's rare skin condition.

A Wisbech woman who is facing a major operation after being diagnosed with cancer is urging other women to get themselves checked out.

A parliamentary debate date has been set, now a Fenland family wants MP Steve Barclay to be there on June 10.

Wisbech couple Ian and Evelyn Duffy are to hand over a life-saving machine in memory of daughter Suzanne, who died in 2005 from 'adult cot death'.

Public Health experts across Cambridgeshire are encouraging more parents to vaccinate their children to keep them safe from life threatening diseases.

Multiple sclerosis sufferers in Fenland have likely lost part of their mobility benefit under the new system, data reveals.

More Cambridgeshire under 18s teenagers are becoming pregnant, bucking the national trend.

Brexit Secretary Steve Barclay took time out from Westminster to officially open health facilities at the North Cambs Hospital in Wisbech on Friday.

A Fenland woman who lost her hand in vicious dog attack has spoken of the life-saving care given by the East Anglian Ambulance.

New and expectant mothers in Fenland will be receiving their care in the first Midwifery Community Hub.

A Wisbech woman who spent decades raising awareness of a rare disease which saw families lose their children has spoken on National Rare Illness Day.

Local people are being asked to add their voice to a new move to make IVF treatment free in our area to those struggling with infertility.

A young March woman has spoken out to beat the stigma surrounding stoma bags after undergoing life-saving surgery.