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Every year on 5th May, the World Health Organisation marks World Hand Hygiene Day—a global reminder that one of the most effective ways to stay well is also one of the simplest: cleaning your hands. While hand hygiene is often associated with hospitals and clinical settings, it plays an equally important role in everyday life….

Every year on 11th April, people across the UK come together to mark “World Parkinson’s Day” to raise awareness, support those affected, and shine a light on the realities of living with Parkinson’s. First recognised in 1817 by James Parkinson an English surgeon who first described Parkinson’s disease. Parkinson’s remains one of the fastest-growing neurological…

Every year on 7 April, the world comes together to mark World Health Day 2026, led by the World Health Organization to spotlight the most pressing health challenges of our time. In 2026, the theme — “Together for health. Stand with science.” — is both a call to action and a timely reminder of the…

A recent outbreak of invasive meningococcal disease (Meningitis) in Kent has raised serious health concerns for families and communities across the UK. As health officials continue to investigate and respond, understanding the risks, symptoms, and prevention — particularly the role of vaccination — is more important than ever. What’s Happening in the Kent Meningitis Outbreak…

Every year on the second Thursday of March, the global health community marks World Kidney Day, an annual campaign dedicated to raising awareness about the vital role our kidneys play in keeping us healthy. The initiative highlights the impact of kidney disease and encourages people to learn more about prevention, early detection and ways to…

Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month is a vital reminder for women to stay alert to their bodies and recognise early warning signs. While discussions around women’s health often focus on common conditions like menstrual issues or urinary infections, less-discussed risks such as ovarian cancer are equally important. By understanding the symptoms and acting quickly, women can…

Eating disorders are complex mental health conditions that can have severe physical and emotional consequences. They can affect people of all ages,backgrounds and genders. While the specific causes of eating disorders are not fully understood, there are several common factors that may contribute to their development. This Eating Disorder Awareness Week, we are delving deeper…

A recent UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) report has revealed a 60% increase in norovirus cases over the past two weeks, highlighting a rapid spread of the virus across the UK. As colder weather persists, health experts are urging the public to stay vigilant, as norovirus thrives during the winter months.  Often referred to as the “winter vomiting bug”, norovirus is…

Cervical Cancer Prevention Week is an important annual reminder to prioritise women’s health and understand how early detection can save lives. Each year, thousands of women in the UK benefit from cervical screening (commonly known as a cervical smear test) which helps detect changes in cervical cells before cancer develops. In this blog, we’ll explore…

Weight-loss injections such as GLP-1 medications have helped many people reduce their weight and improve their health. However, new research published in the British Medical Journal has highlighted a challenge that patients should be aware of. On average, people who stop weight-loss injections regain much of the weight they lost within around 18 months. With…

The start of a new year is the perfect time to reflect on your health. After the festive season — often filled with indulgent foods, late nights, and a busy social schedule — January is an ideal month to take proactive steps to support your wellbeing. A comprehensive health assessment can provide peace of mind,…