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First ‘Drop-in and Chat’ vaccine clinics announced for 2026

First ‘Drop-in and Chat’ vaccine clinics announced for 2026

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has announced 15 Drop-in and Chat vaccination clinics to take place in…

First Scottish patient enters ground-breaking lung cancer clinical trial

First Scottish patient enters ground-breaking lung cancer clinical trial

The first patient in Scotland recruited to a major research study has described it as “the light at …

PHOENIX trial reaches 1,000‑participant recruitment milestone

PHOENIX trial reaches 1,000‑participant recruitment milestone

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is celebrating a major achievement as a new study using genetic tests …

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A special £50,000 thank you for the ValeThe cancer unit at the Vale of Leven Hospital has received one of the biggest donations in its history after Ethel Smith, wife of the late Scotland and Rangers manager Walter Smith, nominated the unit for support.Walter received treatment at the Vale, and Ethel chose the unit in recognition of the care her family received and the difference the team continues to make for patients across the local community.Earlier this month, she dropped in to the unit to present a cheque for £50,000, which will be used to enhance facilities and help make the experience of patients receiving treatment there that little bit easier.The donation came from the Emmie Smillie Charity Foundation, which supports cancer services across Scotland. Thank you to Ethel – and the Foundation!Read more: www.nhsggc.scot/wife-of-late-scotland-football-legend-presents-50000-donation-to-vale-of-leven-ca… …
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IMPORTANT VACCINATION UPDATEDue to the recent extreme weather, it has been necessary to close our Immunisation Clinic within the Piazza Shopping Centre in Paisley. The closure will affect appointments today, tomorrow, and possibly Thursday.We are in the process of contacting all patients who are affected by the closure. If this includes you, please don't worry. You'll still be able to get your vaccination.Please rearrange your appointment by calling the National Vaccination Helpline on 0800 030 8013 or go to NHS Inform: bit.ly/4kevXUXWe would like to apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. …
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