Eleven-year-old Glasgow cancer survivor interviews NHS leader on climate change
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Eleven-year-old Glasgow cancer survivor interviews NHS leader on climate change

1 hour ago · Originally published 2 Oct 2026 8/10 Original headline: Young Glasgow cancer survivor returns to hospital to quiz senior leader
Flora Shelton, who was treated for cancer at the Royal Hospital for Children as a toddler, returned to the facility to interview Deputy Chief Executive Michael Breen about the health board's environmental efforts. The pair discussed how the NHS is working to reduce its impact through measures like electric vehicles and recycling, highlighting the link between climate change and public health.
Source: Glasgow Live
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