Unpaid carers are being supported by Kent scheme Shared Lives, which offers a home from home experience for the people they look after.

A man hopes to use his job within football to raise awareness about a rare type of cancer affecting men.

Health chiefs have warned that it could be some time before consultation on a wide-ranging shake-up of services in east Kent can get underway.

A mum who found out "by accident" she has incurable cancer is fighting for others with the disease.

An doctors' surgery that serves 3,000 patients could be shut down amid a string of failings.

A 13-year-old who left a note talking about them self-harming in the woods has been urged to get help.

Women in part of Kent are having to wait up to six weeks for results showing if they could be at risk of getting cervical cancer.

Doctors tried to resuscitate an elderly woman after she collapsed outside a GP surgery.

A woman has been awarded £20,000 so she can develop an app to help young people improve their mental health.

A CCG has opened a consultation into reducing the number of IVF cycles paid by NHS to one.

Fixed-odds betting terminals will have their maximum stakes limited to £2 in a crackdown on harm caused by excessive gambling.

Seventy-one "serious incidents" that affected NHS patients, their families, or staff have been recorded in Kent.

The final build of a hospital's new emergency department could be delayed - because there aren't enough skilled workers.

A councillor is demanding asbestos be removed from all schools and council properties.

Thousands of parents in Kent reportedly don't know the facts about their children's dental care.

The question mark hanging over future A&E services in east Kent is expected to continue into next year after a public consultation was postponed.

Newly-published research shows one in five people in Kent have never had their eyes tested.

Seriously-ill patients say they are being let down by the poor timekeeping of a hospital transport service.

A council's response to a failure of emergency alarms worn by thousands of vulnerable people has been described as "incredibly slow and chaotic".

An investigation has been launched into potentially dirty mattresses at a trust's two hospital sites.