A diabetic with an allergy to injectable insulin is calling on the NHS to provide a drug he says has transformed his life.

A leaked email has highlighted "unsafe" number of doctors available to Kent overnight.

Three ambulance trusts from across the country have united in a bid to cut running costs.

The company which will run a new large scale care home has been announced.

A review has found the sale of legal highs has moved underground two years after they were banned, prompting criticism for university experts.

There's been a surge in patients diagnosed with a condition in which they wake up 500 times a night.

The Freestyle Libre sensor is to be made available to some diabetics but campaigners say strict rules mean many will miss out.

The future of a GP surgery has been secured after plans to extend the site were approved - despite being recommended for refusal.

Almost 30% of mothers missed out on skin-to-skin bonding with their newborn babies, NHS figures show.

Tough new measures to protect NHS staff from harassment are introduced to safeguard workers against attacks and abuse.

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Hospitals in Kent will spend thousands of pounds to retain EU staff after Brexit.

The man in charge of Kent's ambulance service has announced he is leaving, days after inspectors published a report into the trust.

A supermarket has trained its 800 staff in helping customers with dementia and autism as the UK prepares for Purple Tuesday.

Women who give birth to boys have an increased risk of post-natal depression over those having a girl, say scientists at a Kent university.

A hard-hitting diagnosis of breast cancer did nothing to derail a photographer as she captured the emotions caged by those afflicted by the disease.

Rail staff had to deal with an unexpected arrival following the birth of a baby on board a train.

The ambulance trust serving Kent has been told it requires improvement following its latest inspection and remains in special measures.

A hospital has finally opened its new emergency department after a £21 million Department of Health investment.

Health officials have refused to support a campaign to have a new hyper acute stroke unit located in their area, leaving councillors "disappointed".