1. Saxenda vs Mysimba: What’s the Difference?

    Saxenda vs Mysimba: What’s the Difference?
    What's the difference between Saxenda and Mysimba? Losing weight can be a real struggle for many of us. In 2017, 67% of men and 62% of women in the UK were classified as being either overweight or obese. These statistics are rather frightening when you consider the serious health implications associated falling into those categories, such as the increased...
  2. How Far Can You Overcome Spinal Cord Injuries?

    How Far Can You Overcome Spinal Cord Injuries?
    The spinal cord is a complex part of the body which is integral in allowing people to move around properly, but it is also very sensitive to injury if it occurs. A lot of people know this already to some degree, even if they’ve never personally experienced issues with their own spinal cord before. That’s probably due to what...
  3. Women’s Mental Health - The Contributing Factors to Mental Health in Women

    Women’s Mental Health - The Contributing Factors to Mental Health in Women
    Mental health problems affect both men and women equally, but there’s no denying that there are different factors which contribute to female and male mental health problems. There are separate social and biological factors in men and women which means there are gender differences in mental health. More women are likely to be depressed than men, and more men...
  4. Mental Health Awareness Week - 10 Ways of Practicing Self-Care for Mental Health

    Mental Health Awareness Week - 10 Ways of Practicing Self-Care for Mental Health
    During mental health awareness week 2019, we want you to know that your mental health is as important to you as your physical health, and you must look after it. However, with mental health problems affecting a large part of the population worldwide, it’s sometimes easy to get overwhelmed by your thoughts and feelings, especially during the darker moments...
  5. Fibromyalgia and Insulin Resistance – The Missing Link?

    Fibromyalgia and Insulin Resistance – The Missing Link?
    This week, it was reported that a new study has uncovered a potential link between two conditions – fibromyalgia and insulin resistance. The study comes from the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston and has only just emerged as new research. Until now, fibromyalgia (also known as fibromyalgia syndrome or FMS) has been described as a “long term...
  6. How to Tell If You Have a Cold or Allergies

    How to Tell If You Have a Cold or Allergies
    There may have been occasions when you've noticed some kind of irritation with your nose, mouth or throat and thought something along the lines of “Oh no! Have I developed a cold?” The answer may not become clear until later in the day or the day after, when it may turn out or not that the irritation was being...
  7. World Malaria Day

    World Malaria Day
    It’s World Malaria Day today, and we’ve decided to write this article to give you the low-down on the tropical disease. Malaria was catapulted into the spotlight almost a decade ago when Cheryl Tweedy/Cole/Fernandes-Versini contracted the infection in 2010 after a visit to Tanzania. After a couple of weeks of news coverage, the story died down and we all...
  8. Bowel Cancer Awareness Month

    Bowel Cancer Awareness Month
    Bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the UK and one that is often misunderstood or mistaken for another condition, but it is one of the most curable cancers if caught early enough. With nearly 42,000 people diagnosed with this type of cancer each year more needs to be done to spread awareness of spotting the early...
  9. Stress Awareness Month

    Stress Awareness Month
    Since 1992, April has been Stress Awareness Month. It’s something that we all feel to various degrees at different parts of our lives, but how aware of it are we? We’re using this month to highlight stress symptoms, what they can cause, and what you can do about them. What is Stress? Stress is your body’s way of responding...
  10. Can Medicines Be Taken After Their Expiry Date?

    Can Medicines Be Taken After Their Expiry Date?
    Imagine this scenario, you have a condition that needs treating and you search your home for some medication. You do find some, but you also notice its expiry date passed months (or maybe even years) ago. You may well have experienced a situation like this in the past and been unsure of the best course of action. All medication...

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