Health

Age is just a number when it comes to exercise, says a fitness instructor who runs sessions with a difference aimed at older adults.

Inflatable boob costumes will be adding an extra dimension to a marathon challenge being taken on by four friends.

A nurse with incurable cancer will make a case to health chiefs for fair access to a drug which could give her more time with her family.

A devoted wife says she feels suicidal after waiting five years to bring her disabled husband home.

Sightings of a hairy caterpillar that makes people and pets very unwell must be reported urge officials who are keeping track of the dangerous pest.

A new study by online vape retailer Vape Globe reveals that Fenland is the country’s capital for quitting smoking.

A family-run business has been giving back to the children’s ward that cared for a baby relative when she became severely unwell.

Three bereaved fathers who are trekking 500 miles to raise awareness and help prevent suicide in young people are giving a talk about their challenge.

NHS prescription charges increase from this month but who is eligible to get their medicine for free?

Women who find themselves in police custody and experiencing symptoms of menopause are to be offered support.

Junior players are being told not to adopt a trend made famous by Premier League aces such as Man City’s Jack Grealish because of the risk of injury.

The family of a teenage motorcyclist who was robbed of his sight by a rare condition are fighting for fair access to revolutionary medication.

A busy memorial coffee morning raised a fantastic almost £2,000 for a secondary breast cancer charity.

A campaign has been launched to find carers for people with learning disabilities who have experienced domestic abuse.

New free fitness sessions in Fenland will support people of all ages to complete the ‘Couch to 5k’ running programme.

A cricketer who was inspired by his grandfather to raise more than £30,000 has attended a special reception at 10 Downing Street.

The interim head of an NHS mental health trust has said he is working to get the service back to a “stable financial position”.

More than 27,000 health workers including community nurses, speech therapists, physiotherapists and cleaners are to get two one-off cash payments.

The NHS is urging people to find out about services open over the long Easter weekend and use A&E for genuine emergencies only.

Cambridgeshire County Council is to host the High-Intensity Users (HIU) team on behalf of the Integrated Care Board (ICB).