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Menopause Awareness Day: Managing Symptoms with Hormone Therapy

Menopause Awareness Day: Managing Symptoms with Hormone Therapy Menopause Awareness Day is on October 18th.  The theme for 2024 is Hormone Therapy and understanding treatments that manage symptoms. What is Menopause? Menopause is a natural part of ageing. Hormone levels drop, the ovaries stop releasing eggs, and periods stop. It usually happens between 45 and … Continued

Taking Action for a Healthier Heart: National Cholesterol Month

Taking Action for a Healthier Heart: National Cholesterol Month Nearly half of all adults have raised cholesterol. This increases our risk of having a heart attack or stroke. October is National Cholesterol Month, so let’s talk about cholesterol. What is Cholesterol? Cholesterol is a waxy, fat-like substance. You need the right amount of it in … Continued

Managing Your Child’s Health on the NHS App: A Quick Guide

Managing Your Child’s Health with Proxy Access on the NHS App: A Quick Guide Want to manage your child’s health easily? With proxy access on the NHS App, you can view and book appointments, order prescriptions, and check medical records—all in one place. It’s simple and secure, and here’s how to get started: What is … Continued

Will You Go Sober for October?

Will You Go Sober for October? Sober October is an annual fundraising and awareness event run by MacMillan Cancer Support. By going alcohol-free for a month, you’ll feel some benefits straight away. And a break from drinking might help reset your alcohol habits, and boost your long-term health too. Perks of going sober On the … Continued

Babies Cry, You Can Cope: ICON Week 2024

Babies Cry, You Can Cope: ICON Week 2024 Warning: This article discusses the dangers and consequences of shaking babies. It’s normal for babies to cry. It’s their only way to ask for help if they’re in pain, hungry or have been startled. Some babies cry for no obvious reason. That’s normal, too. Whatever the cause, … Continued

Changing the Narrative: World Suicide Prevention Day

Changing the Narrative: World Suicide Prevention Day Every year on 10th September, World Suicide Prevention Day shares the message that suicide is preventable. This year’s theme is “Changing the Narrative.” Opening up and changing how we talk about suicide can save lives. Suicide is a global health issue. Some of the statistics are startling. More … Continued

Could you have high blood pressure? Know Your Numbers!

Could you have high blood pressure? Know Your Numbers! Around 5.5 million people in England have high blood pressure and don’t know it. Having high blood pressure puts you at greater risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) – conditions that affect your heart, veins and blood. High blood pressure – sometimes called hypertension – increases your … Continued