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Most of us will provide care at some point in our lives to ill or disabled loved ones. -
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Today more than 1,250 people worldwide will be diagnosed with Pancreatic cancer. -
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There are different kinds of abuse and it can happen anywhere. Abuse occurs when someone exploits another person or treats them in a way that harms or hurts them. It can happen once or on multiple occasions. -
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What is available on the NHS? What do you have to pay for? How much is it going to cost? These are some of the questions you have asked that our leaflet has the answers to.
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Read the latest advice and information from NHS England and Public Health England about the Coronavirus.
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The current Coronavirus (COVID19) pandemic may cause you to feel worried, anxious, or scared. Read our seven steps to looking after your wellbeing while staying informed. -
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If you, or someone in your family has a long term health condition, it can be tricky to know what to do. We are here to help. -
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We explain why it’s important to have a plan in place, should you or a loved one become critically ill with coronavirus. -
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If you are experiencing or feel at risk of domestic abuse, or are worried about someone who might be, find out where you can go for advice and help. -
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Self-isolation, social distancing and shielding are all new terms that have become part of our daily language. Find out what they mean in practice and what applies to you. -
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Scientists all over the world are racing to develop a vaccine for the coronavirus pandemic. The virus causing this disease is called SARS Cov2. A total of 26 candidates are currently in the clinical evaluation stage of development, according to WHO. -
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With testing hitting the headlines in recent days, and increasing numbers of people trying to get a Covid test, it can be confusing to know when you should, or shouldn’t seek a Covid test.
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Influenza, or flu, is a viral infection that can cause an unpleasant respiratory illness with symptoms such as fever, exhaustion, and cough. Luckily after a few days in bed most people recover. -
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We've all heard tales about the flu jab that might make us think twice about getting the vaccine. Read on to learn what's real and what's just not true. -
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This week we spoke to Rheanna, who shared her experience of giving blood at the start of our second national lockdown. -
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It can be tough at any time to lose someone, but particularly hard during a pandemic when you can feel more alone than usual.
Take a look at our article on the organisations and groups that can support you if you’re grieving.
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Take a look about what you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccination programme including how you will know when it's your turn, where to go, and why it's important. -
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Many people have been asking us what they should do if they have a long term condition and they want the Covid vaccine. We have some answers. -
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It’s all about stopping plaque and tartar build up on our teeth. -
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April marks Stress Awareness Month, a national awareness month that has been held every year since 1992 to raise recognition of something we all struggle with from time to time.
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The theme of Deaf Awareness Week 2021 is ‘Coming through it together’. As we continue to live with the pandemic, this year’s event aims to raise awareness of Deaf issues while focusing on positivity and togetherness . -
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Waiting for planned medical care or surgery can be a frustrating time. That’s why it’s so important that while you wait, you get regular, clear and accessible updates so that you can plan your next steps. -
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Every 10 minutes, someone in England is diagnosed with breast cancer. That’s 55,000 women a year but men can get breast cancer too with 370 men receiving diagnosis every year.
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World Diabetes Day on Nov 14th will bring together millions of people around the world to raise awareness of diabetes and help people to understand what it’s really like to live with Diabetes. -
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In our heart of hearts, all of us know that we should be looking after ourselves, especially during a pandemic. -
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Nine women are diagnosed with cervical cancer every day in the UK. 75% of cervical cancers can be prevented by cervical screening (smear tests). -
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The Accessible Information Standard is mandatory for all organisations that provide NHS or adult social care. Here’s some key information about the accessible communications you should expect from services. -
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Thousands of people have a colonoscopy every week. It’s a very common procedure but do you actually know what it is, or what it involves? We’ve got everything you need to know. -
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You probably know someone with Raynaud’s without even realising it. February is Raynaud’s Awareness Month. -
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Epilepsy is one of the world’s oldest known medical conditions which affects around 600,000 people in the UK. 87 people are diagnosed with epilepsy every day, but many people still don’t understand it or talk about it. -
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We’re working to raise awareness about self injury. -
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You are not alone. Around 1.25 million people in the UK are dealing with an eating disorder right now, many in secret.
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Navigating the world of work can be daunting, especially if you've just left education. Where do you start? -
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Two thirds of those with ovarian cancer are diagnosed too late when the cancer has already spread. -
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Quitting smoking doesn’t have to be stressful!
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Did you know that Albert Einstein’s brain weighed less than the average brain?! -
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More of you call us about getting a dentist appointment than anything else. Every day we hear from people who are struggling to get to see an NHS dentist.
That means than looking after our own teeth is more important than ever!
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Down’s syndrome happens when you are born with an extra chromosome. The extra chromosome causes developmental and physical changes.
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1 in 10 women have endometriosis. It can be extremely painful and take years to get a diagnosis. We talk to Rheanna about her experience. -
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When people talk about oral health, they mean the way we care for our teeth. If you brush your teeth every day and eat well, then you have good oral health!
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When people talk about oral health, they mean the way we care for our teeth. If you brush your teeth every day and eat well, then you have good oral health!
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Increasing understanding of neurodiversity and autism. -
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Bowel cancer is one of the most common types of cancer diagnosed in the UK, and most people diagnosed with it are over the age of 60.
Every 15 minutes someone is diagnosed with the disease, that's nearly 43,000 people each year.
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Where we live and the environment we live in, directly affects our health. -
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Parkinson's is the fastest growing neurological condition in the world. It’s also very common. Two people are diagnosed every hour in the UK. But how much do you really know about Parkinson’s Disease?
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For World Haemophilia Day we wanted to help raise awareness of this rare condition.
Haemophilia is rare and affects your blood's ability to clot.
It's usually inherited and most people who have it are male.
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Multiple sclerosis (which is also known as MS), is a condition that can affect your brain and spinal cord, causing a wide range of potential symptoms, including problems with your vision, arm or leg movement, sensation or balance. -
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As we adjust to a life of no Covid restrictions, we’re taking a moment in World Immunisation Week to recognise the power of vaccinations and the incredible vaccination programme that we’ve just witnessed across the UK. -
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It's so important that you feel supported as a new parent. Read the article below to find out where you can go to get the help you need.