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From ‘The Migraine Trust’ Living with migraine The Migraine Trust, in this month’s ebulletin, we will be discussing more about our Men’s Health Awareness Month survey findings, tips on how you can support people with …

 From the ‘British Lung Foundation’ Predicting the future for patients with IPF and COPD Research and Written By Professor Louise Wain Professor Louise Wain is part of the Genetic Epidemiology Group at University of Leicester, …

From the ‘Alzheimer’s Society’ The progression and stages of dementia Dementia is progressive. This means symptoms may be relatively mild at first but they get worse with time. Dementia affects everyone differently, however it can …

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Here, including all the puns (sorry we mean buns!) are the requests from the Great British Bake Off to be totally representative. So .. have you got what it cakes (oooops, takes)?? APPLICATIONS CLOSE SUNDAY …

From ‘YOUNG MINDS’ Your voice matters – tell us what needs to change There’s so much going on in our lives, and in the world, that it can all feel a bit hard to deal …

From ‘Leonard Cheshire’ Stephen has been claiming Employment and Support Allowance for over nine years. Sharing his experience of assessments, he says: “It feels like being put under the spotlight, they want to scrutinise every …

From the ‘British lung Foundation’ At the start of this month, we spent two weeks at COP26, highlighting how important it is to treat air pollution as a health issue as well as a climate one. Here’s …

The number of deaths of people being treated under the Mental Health Act in England rose during the coronavirus pandemic, estimates suggest. The Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) findings come amid concerns over staff shortages in …