Healthy hearing is something we often take for granted until it’s gone. In this article we’ll look at the causes and symptoms of hearing loss, as well as how to ensure you’re listening to safe noise levels to minimise damage to your ears. We then cover some other common ear problems and how you can
In light of recent new reports, some people are concerned over how to react in the unlikely event of an acid attack. Although incidents are still rare, there has been a noticeable increase in the number of acid attacks taking place in recent months. The National Police Chiefs’ Council has reported over 400 acid attacks or attacks
There are many simple ways to improve your mental health, all of which are easy to access and open to everyone, young and old. Recent studies have considered links between arts, craft and mental health. Much like the connections found between play and mental health, the results have been positive. Craft And Mental Health –
There are many common skin conditions that can cause pain and discomfort. A skin condition can be a concern to the sufferer, particularly if the problem is in a visible place like the face or hands. As well as a decrease in self-confidence and anxiety, a skin condition could also be a sign of
Many people will embark on a healthy eating regime when they feel it is time for them to lose weight. However, healthy eating has so many more benefits than just helping us lose or maintain our weight. Healthy eating is a good way to practice self-care and to fuel our bodies correctly for all
World Blood Donor Day: Who Can Donate?
June 14th is World Blood Donor Day (WBDD). This global event provides an opportunity to raise awareness of the need for regular blood donations while thanking people who have already donated. Figures from the NHS reveal that the trust needs over 200 000 new donors each year to meet…
How Carers Can Stay Healthy and Connected
Today, many unpaid carers are not receiving the advice and support they need. Some people don't even realise they're classed as carers, even though they are solely responsible for another person's wellbeing. Taking place between 10-16 June 2019, Carers Week aims to raise awareness for…
Cervical Cancer Screening Tests: Why You Shouldn't Put Yours Off
The 10th-16th of June marks Cervical Cancer Awareness Week, an important annual campaign to improve and raise awareness of women's health issues. While many women feel anxious about attending these appointments, cervical cancer screening saves lives, so putting them off can have dangerous health implications.…
Diabetes Week: The Difference Between Type 1 and Type 2
Diabetes Week is an annual campaign that raises awareness of Diabetes and helps fund vital research. The condition is on the rise in the UK, with approximately 3.8 million people now diagnosed. It’s estimated that almost 1 million people are also living with undiagnosed type 2 diabetes, bringing…
Tourettes: What Are the Treatment Options?
One of the most common yet misunderstood disorders around the world is Tourette's syndrome, also known as ‘TS’. TS is a neurological disorder that can be identified through various symptoms, also known as tics. Tics can take relatively mild, uncomplicated forms or they can be…
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