Antibiotics and C. diff 0 comments
Antibiotics and C. diff Cases of Clostridioides difficile (C. diff) have increased significantly in the last five years, and a lot of the responsibility for this lies with us – [...]
Carents and fret lag 0 comments
Are you a Type A? You could be at risk of holiday ‘fret lag’ (external links below will open in a new browser tab or window) With the summer holidays [...]
Exercise snacking 0 comments
Exercise snacking – manageable fitness To be honest, I tend to think of snacking as a bad habit – tasty treats between meals that play havoc with healthy eating plans. [...]
Lasting Power of Attorney 0 comments
Lasting Power of Attorney (England and Wales) A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that allows you to appoint one or more people you trust to make [...]
Advance Care Planning 0 comments
Advance Care Planning: making your wishes known Nobody likes to think about becoming seriously ill or approaching the end of life. But planning ahead isn’t about expecting the worst – [...]
Digital switchover 5 comments
The Digital Switchover: What It Means for Older and Disabled People The UK’s telephone network is undergoing one of the biggest communications changes in decades. By January 2027, the traditional [...]
National Walking Month 0 comments
National Walking Month: Why every step counts – and how to walk more comfortably As National Walking Month comes to a close, many people may feel they have missed their [...]
Regional Environmental Control Equipment Service 3 comments
Regional Environmental Control Equipment Service (RECES) (external links below will open in a new browser tab or window) Part of the NHS, RECES is a regional service that provides environmental [...]
Shining a light on autoimmune conditions 2 comments
Millions of people in the UK are living with an autoimmune disease, yet these conditions remain misunderstood (external links below will open in a new browser tab or window) Autoimmune [...]