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14 January

Barry Keoghan, known for his roles in Saltburn and The Banshees Of Inisherin, recently shared his harrowing experience battling necrotising fasciitis, a potentially deadly flesh-eating bacterial infection. Necrotising Fasciitis Necrotising fasciitis is a rare. life-threatening infection that leads to the death of the body’s soft tissue. This infection can occur when a wound becomes infected […]

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07 January

Introduction: Reproductive health is an important part of  overall well-being. This guide will discuss various reproductive health services available through the NHS. Reproductive Health Services in the NHS 1. Family Planning: A range of services are available to assist in making informed decisions from contraceptive options to advice for planning a pregnancy and counselling services. […]

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30 December

Introduction Living with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) can be challenging, affecting millions of individuals worldwide. The complexity of symptoms, coupled with the impact on daily life, makes IBS a condition that demands attention and understanding. What is IBS? IBS is a common digestive disorder with a range of symptoms, including abdominal pain, bloating, gas, and […]

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17 December

Bleeding after sex can be worrying, but there can be various reasons behind it. In this blog, we will explore the potential causes of bleeding after sex, available treatment options, and discuss when you should seek professional medical advice. Common Causes of Post-Sexual Bleeding: 1. Trauma or Friction: The most common cause of bleeding after […]

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03 December

NHS to Fund Stem Cell Transplants for thalassaemia patients The NHS is set to fund curative stem cell transplants for patients with thalassaemia, a rare inherited blood disorder. This decision will help over 600 adults in the UK with transfusion-dependent thalassaemia, who previously faced the challenges of lifelong blood transfusions to manage their condition. Thalassaemia […]

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26 November

Honey and Garlic Cold Remedy Trend Honey and garlic is receiving time in the spotlight as a cold remedy. But can this pairing really provide relief from cold symptoms? Let’s delve into the science and tradition behind the honey and garlic cold remedy trend. The Power of Honey Honey is known to have antibacterial and […]

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18 November

As the seasons change, the common cold can sneak up on us leaving us sniffling, coughing, and feeling under the weather. In this post, we’ll explore the ins and outs of the common cold, giving you tips for prevention and effective home remedies to help you bounce back to good health. The Common Cold The […]

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12 November

More and more doctors are leaving the NHS due to burnout and dissatisfaction. There is also an increase of doctors opting for part-time work. The General Medical Council’s annual report on the medical workforce said the the government’s long-term plan for the NHS may have come too late and that the benefits “will only start […]

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04 November

The truth about ashwagandha: benefits, risks, and alternatives Social media often gives rise to health trends that promise miraculous benefits. One such trend is Ashwagandha. Users rave about its stress-relief, confidence-boosting, and libido-enhancing properties. But are these claims grounded in reality, and are there potential risks associated with Ashwagandha? Let’s explore this ancient herbal remedy, […]

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29 October

The Latest Study In a recent FDA-funded study, concerns were raised about the safety of receiving both the COVID and high-dose flu vaccines during the same visit, especially for older adults. The study suggested a potential 20-35% increased risk of stroke in this group. However, there is no need to panic or cancel your appointment. […]

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