Only 17% of Scots aware of recommended alcohol limits – research
Less then a fifth of people in Scotland are aware of the country’s recommended alcohol limits, it has emerged.
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Patient marks 10th anniversary of altruistic kidney donation in Scotland
The 10th anniversary of the first altruistic kidney donor in Scotland has been marked by one of the first patients to undergo the procedure.
Drugs crisis: 57,000 ‘problem users’ living in Scotland
Scotland is home to 57,300 problem drug users, new figures show.
McGill administration: Latest jobs blow shows Dundee in ‘economic crisis’
Dundee-based Labour MSP Jenny Marra warned the city is in “economic crisis” following the collapse of McGill and Co.
Two MSPs in Tayside account for a quarter of all Holyrood politicians’ hotel dining expenses
Two Dundee-based MSPs have racked up more than a quarter of the total spend by Holyrood politicians on taxpayer-funded hotel dining in Edinburgh.
NHS Tayside has Scotland’s worst drug and alcohol treatment times
NHS Tayside is the country's slowest health board at treating people for alcohol and drug problems.
Dundee Pride exceeds organisers’ expectations
Dundee's first Pride event has taken the organisers by surprise.
Call for public health inquiry into Mossmorran flaring
Scotland’s new public health minister has been urged to order a public health inquiry into the Mossmorran chemical plant.
Lord Provost opens Dundee Therapy Garden
A Dundee charity that offers help and support to veterans through horticulture was officially opened by Lord Provost Ian Borthwick on Friday.
Monday Matters: Drug deaths capital is not a title Dundee can shake off on its own
The chance of Dundee becoming Capital of Culture went up in smoke last year but the city did manage to claim another European title this week.