Latest stories
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29 October 2025Women across the Black Country are being encouraged to visit their local pharmacy for the morning after pill (emergency contraception) – making it quicker and easier to access the care they need without booking a GP or clinic appointment.
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24 October 2025The NOWT (Navigating Our Womanhood Together) women’s health bus tour brought women’s health directly to local communities, welcoming more than 630 visitors on board and engaging hundreds more outside when it visited West Bromwich and Wolverhampton last week.
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24 October 2025As half term approaches, parents and carers are being reminded to stay on top of their child’s asthma care during the autumn holidays and in the run-up to Bonfire Night.
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17 October 2025The NOWT (Navigating Our Womanhood Together) Women’s Health Bus Tour invites residents to come along and learn more about menstrual and reproductive health, breast and ovarian cancer, menopause, and more when the bus visits Sandwell and Wolverhampton this October.
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13 October 2025As part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the NHS Black Country Integrated Care Board (ICB) took to the airwaves to raise vital awareness about the signs and symptoms of breast cancer among South Asian communities.
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8 October 2025A pharmacist in the Black Country has been recognised for his outstanding leadership at the Chemist and Druggist Awards 2025.
