Read our helpful and informative blogs for insights into health conditions and the UK health industry.
What are inequalities in health? Health inequalities are influenced, avoidable differences in people’s health across society and between specific population groups. Recent research has highlighted inequalities within our healthcare system. This has led us to
Minimize pollen exposure: Stay indoors when pollen counts are high: Pollen counts are usually highest in the early morning and evening, so try to stay indoors during these times. You can check the daily pollen
There are many benefits to going for regular health checks and screenings when you’re invited by your doctor. Here are a few of the most important: Early detection of health problems: Many serious health conditions,
International Women’s Day is celebrated annually on March 8, yet the global campaign theme continues all year long to encourage and galvanise action. The Consultdoc organisation is focusing on Women’s health, and one hot topic in
If you do have a regular repeated nosebleed, it is quite important to know how to manage this on your own at home. So, when this occur, the first thing you need to do is
Flu is currently circulating at high levels and are likely to continue to increase in coming weeks. Flu is an acute breathing problem caused by some influenza viruses that comes in annual outbreaks in winter months. You
Across the UK, there have been reports of multiple deaths in children that have died of an invasive Group A Streptococcal (iGAS) infection. Dr. Colin Brown, Deputy Director, of the UK health Security Agency (UKHSA)
What are inequalities in health? Health inequalities are influenced, avoidable differences in people’s health across society and between specific population groups. With Black History Month just passed, recent research has highlighted inequalities within our healthcare
Bowel cancer is also known as colorectal cancer. Around 42,900 people are diagnosed with bowel cancer in the UK each year. It is the 4th most common cancer in the UK. Symptoms of bowel cancer
The UK is expected to have its hottest week as the Met Office issued a red extreme heat warning on Monday and Tuesday in most parts of England. People are urged to stay safe and
