Health

The Health Secretary has ordered a review of NHS food after two more patient deaths have been linked to a listeria outbreak.

A Norfolk domiciliary care agency has been rated as outstanding by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

A coroner has written to Norfolk's busiest hospital following an inquest into the death of a man from High Kelling.

The region's ambulance trust plans to appeal a court decision in which staff won a landmark victory over holiday pay.

A north Norfolk care home where residents found faeces in their bedding has been shut down after a damning inspection saw it placed into special measures.

A fundraising gala dinner held in memory of north Norfolk teenager Nyall Brown has raised an "astonishing" £14,000 towards the launch of a regional hospitality charity to support those struggling in the industry.

A brand new centre to support those in Norfolk battling cancer is set to open in Norwich - if £500,000 can be raised for the appeal.

The private owners of a care facility for adults with learning disabilities and autism have appointed a new managing director.

Only a complete overhaul of children's mental health services would have a shot at stopping long waiting times and youngsters being "bounced between" services.

The manager of a north Norfolk care home placed into special measures after "repeatedly" allowing a resident to wander off the site has said she is "shocked and saddened" by the move.

The number of sick days firefighters are having to take due to their mental health has more than quadrupled in the space of three years.

The new boss at the region's failing mental health trust has admitted he hears about the service's disastrous radical redesign "most days" as he set out his plans to turn fortunes around.

A north Norfolk hospital will hold a stroke symptom information event on the final day of the condition's awareness month.

They go above and beyond to support people with cancer in their community, and now their hard work has been recognised with an award.

Thousands of men with prostate cancer will be able to avoid the damaging side effects of surgery thanks to a new research scanner that will be installed in Norwich.

Staff at a north Norfolk hospital are planning to protest against "indefensible" car parking charges after they felt concerns were not listened to and concerns were not addressed.

Governors at the region's mental health trust have demanded answers over why spending on children in London is more than three times that on those in the east.

A team of north Norfolk volunteers who support those battling with cancer have been recognised for their efforts.

A new clinic has opened in a north Norfolk town to support people suffering from chronic fatigue.

Norfolk health bosses were criticised for "taking the food out of the mouths" of the county's sick in order to help fund a £5m bailout to a struggling system of Midlands health trusts.

Concerns are growing after large amounts of palm oil were found scattered along our region's coastline.

All GP practices in Norfolk and Waveney have now been fully linked up with the NHS App giving patients the ability to book and manage GP appointments, order repeat prescriptions, view their medical records and access a range of other services.

A Norfolk man who claims his doctor has introduced a waiting list for ear wax removal said he would "seriously consider" suing the surgery if he gets involved in an accident that relates to his lack of hearing.

All GP practices in Norfolk and Waveney have now been fully linked up with the NHS App giving patients the ability to book and manage GP appointments, order repeat prescriptions, view their medical records and access a range of other services.

People requiring residential care in some areas of Norfolk are only left with services rated as 'inadequate', a report claims.

People in an area with the longest ambulance waiting times in the country have launched a campaign to tackle concerns over the "geographical disadvantage".

Some 10,000 more sick notes were written for patients in Norfolk by GPs in 2018 compared to the year before - with the main cause being mental disorders.

Members of a coastal church group have been hard at work creating dozen of special teddies to help calm young children.

Nurses across Norfolk will came together on Sunday to mark Nurses' Day and celebrate their contribution to people's lives.