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Blue Monday: Elevate Your Mental Wellness With Midland Health

As we find ourselves navigating through post-holiday season, the looming presence of Blue Monday can cast a shadow on our mental well-being. However! At Midland Health, we see this as an opportunity not to succumb to the blues but to empower ourselves with tools to nurture our mental wellness. In this article, we’ll explore the…

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Back to School Illness: Staying Ahead of the Class

As the school bells ring and children embark on a new academic year, parents are often faced with the annual challenge of dealing with the inevitable back-to-school illnesses. The close quarters of classrooms and the mingling of students create an environment conducive to the spread of viruses and infections. In this article, we’ll explore the…

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The Pitfalls of Remote GP Consultations: Why Face-to-Face Appointments Matter

In a world increasingly dominated by digital connectivity, the convenience of online consultations has become a normality. However, recent major studies across various news platforms highlighted potential risks associated with remote GP consultations, particularly for vulnerable populations like the elderly. This revelation emphasises the importance of private healthcare providers like Midland Health, standing out with…

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Common Coughs: What’s Behind That Persistent Hack!

Coughing is a common reflex that helps clear the airways of irritants and mucus, but when it becomes persistent, it can be both bothersome and concerning. Understanding the underlying causes of common coughs is essential for effective management and relief. In this article, we’ll explore the various triggers and reasons behind those irritating coughs, shedding…

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How to Get an ADHD Diagnosis in the UK

If you think you or your little one may have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), a diagnosis can be the first step in getting to the root of what has been challenging you or your child. After all, understanding these complex emotions can provide some relief and even empower you to learn more about your…

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Can I Get a Free Flu Jab?

For some, catching the flu is not that serious and symptoms usually pass within a week; for others, the flu can put them at risk of developing complications, such as pneumonia, bronchitis and even heart problems. So, it is no surprise that many people search for the phrase “Can I get a free flu jab?”…

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What is Laser Hair Removal?

It’s fair to say that shaving your legs, underarms or bikini area on a monthly, weekly or even daily basis can feel like a chore. But the good news is that women and men do not have to deal with hot wax or sharp razors to get rid of unwanted hair. Laser hair removal provides…

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How Long Does HRT Take to Work?

As women mature, age-related hormone changes can take an emotional and physical toll, compromising their comfort and functionality. But the good news is that hormone replacement therapy has been touted as a safe and effective treatment for menopause symptoms and the effects of low testosterone. Naturally, when you start taking treatments like HRT, you want…

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What is Tongue Tie?

Tongue tie is an oral condition present at birth that limits the tongue’s range of motion. This is because an abnormally thick or tight band of tissue ties the bottom of the tip of the tongue to the mouth’s floor. But tongue tie does not just make it difficult for a person to stick out…

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Your Guide to What is Health Screening?

It is fair to say that many of us have a lot on our plates, so visiting a healthcare professional for an annual health check-up is not always at the top of our to-do lists. If you do not have symptoms or never get sick, it is easy to justify not investing in health screens….

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Stress Awareness Month 2023

Feeling stressed has become a normal part of life and we all feel under pressure at some point or another – be it from financial concerns, work pressures or life simply catching up with us. In fact, 74% of Brits say that they experience stress from time to time. While a small amount of stress…

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What is the Autism Spectrum Scale?

Autism is a term used to describe a range of neurodevelopmental disorders that affect a person’s ability to communicate, socialise, and interact with the world around them. The autism spectrum refers to a range of conditions that affect how people perceive and interact with their environment, and their severity and impact can vary widely.  This…

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Are You Bleeding After Intercourse? Here’s Everything You Need To Know

If you’re experiencing bleeding after sex, speak to a professional. It could be an early sign of something more sinister. Following cervical cancer prevention week, one of the key takeaways is to get a definite answer as soon as possible. By identifying cervical cancer early, the higher the chances are of having a successful treatment…

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Why Everyone Needs a 2023 New Year Health Check-Up

For many, the New Year provides a blank slate. It is a chance to start over and take control of your health and wellness. In fact, one in five Brits has already made a resolution this year. Unsurprisingly, doing more exercise, eating better and losing weight top the list. But getting healthier does not necessarily…

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5 Tips To Manage Stress

Although campaigns such as Stress Awareness Week and Men’s Health Month highlight the impact stress can have on our daily lives and mental health, sometimes it can seem like there is nothing you can do about stress through the good and, more importantly, the bad times. If you are living with high levels of stress,…

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Managing And Avoiding 5 Common Football Injuries

Although it may be winter here in the UK, the 2022 World Cup in Qatar is getting fans worldwide in a frenzy about football. With 5 billion viewers estimated to tune into what is expected to be the most-watched tournament in history, there is no surprise if you find yourself reaching for your boots to…

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Acne Awareness Month: Your Guide To Acne and Acne Treatments

Acne is an extremely prevalent skin condition that affects around 95% of people aged between 11 and 30. However, despite most of us experiencing acne at some point during our lives, few people know that June is attributed to acne awareness month. On that note, it only seems fitting that we use acne awareness month…

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10 Most Common Allergies in the UK

Food allergies are highly common – both in children and adults – and the number seems to be increasing. As anyone with a food allergy will attest – they are scary: even with the best preventative measures and perception, trace ingredients or cross contamination can cause devastating effects. Friends, family and colleagues should always be…

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Promoting Workplace Health and Wellbeing in 2021/2

In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic undoubtedly shook the world and its effects on businesses, as well as the people in the workplace, will be felt for years to come. Following the challenge of adapting to the requirements of remote working brought on by nationwide lockdowns, employers are now faced with another problem – implementing adequate…

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Holistic Health – Taking Care of Your Wellbeing

Introduction Most of us aspire to be healthy, however, the definition of good health may vary from culture to person. It is all too common to underestimate the impact happiness and wellbeing can have on your physical health. Taking a holistic approach means defining good health as more than just being free from physical or…

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