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Public Health Scotland has published a report describing chlamydia trachomatis infection, the most common sexually transmitted infection in Scotland. The report covers the period 2013-2022.

Public Health Scotland (PHS) has partnered with Scottish Association for Mental Health (SAMH) and Sportscotland to encourage people to make small changes in their lives that could...

Public Health Scotland (PHS) is supporting this year’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign, joining a global call for action to prevent violence against...

Since our last report on 20 September 2022, laboratory-confirmed cases of monkeypox in Scotland are unchanged at 94. Currently most cases in Scotland are in men who are gay, bisexual or have sex with men, however, anyone can get monkeypox.

Public Health Scotland (PHS) is fully committed to participating in the redress scheme for survivors of abuse in care in Scotland. The NHS has been asked by the Scottish Government...

As of 12 noon on Thursday 9 June, there have been 12 laboratory-confirmed cases of monkeypox reported since 23 May 2022 in Scotland.

Vaccination of Scotland’s healthcare workers offers some protection against transmission of Covid-19 to their household contacts

Public Health Scotland has published early findings from a study of the impact of Minimum Unit Pricing on people who are dependent on alcohol and are accessing treatment services, commissioned from the University of Sheffield.

Data released today by Public Health Scotland shows that between 2019/20 and 2020/21 there has been a marked increase in the overall proportion of Primary 1 children who are at risk of overweight or obesity.

The latest Technical Briefing, published today by UKHSA, highlights that investigations increasingly suggest that adenovirus is one of the leading causes of the higher than usual rates of hepatitis in children.