On the 8th of December we have 16 amazing runners taking part in the Santa Run in London to support Breast Cancer Now a charity dedicated to support women diagnosed with breast cancer. Let's make a difference, you can help…
Meet Louise…
Meet Orvil
Orvil is a 71-year-old prostate cancer survivor. He regularly had preventive exams, digital tests, and blood tests to screen for prostate cancer since age 50, and about ten years ago, tests revealed that his prostate was enlarged. Initially, the doctors…
Meet Emma Louise…
The week of February 25th to the 3rd March marks an important time within our calendars, for a reason that some may not initially be aware. It is Eating Disorders Awareness Week, the pivotal international event for raising awareness and understanding of eating disorders, whilst…
Fertility rates & population replacement
Fertility and birthrates are among the most closely monitored indicators of a country’s economic health. A record high of 83 countries report below-replacement level fertility rates.When the population is too low, economies contract, and lead to a shrinking labour force…
Meet Antonio
Antonio is a 49 years young resident of New York City, living with type 2 diabetes. He was diagnosed a little over three years ago after a routine check-up with his primary care physician.While Antonio wasn’t expecting the diagnosis, it…
Social Media and pseudoscience
Social Media have become an important health resource during the last years. People regularly use web search and social media to investigate health related issues. Nowadays, it is possible to find the answer to a question regarding a health concern…
AUGUST: Psoriasis Action Month
August is Psoriasis Action Month! How much do you know about psoriasis treatment options? Psoriasis is a chronic, noncontagious immune-mediated disease that appears on the skin. It occurs when the immune system sends out faulty signals that speed up the…
World Hepatitis Day
July 28th is World Hepatitis Day. Viral hepatitis is one of the leading causes of death globally, accounting for 1.34 million deaths per year – that’s as many as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis or malaria. Together, hepatitis B virus and hepatitis C cause 80%…