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Here’s what could be causing erectile dysfunction
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is among the most taboo subjects in our society. Yet it is an incredibly common occurrence, with an estimated 50% of men between the ages of 40 and 70 suffering and 1 in 10...
View ArticleValuable advice given in our prostate & testicular health online clinic
Our recent Online Clinic on Prostate & Testicular Health (5-16 November), supported by iMEDicare Ltd., Bladder & Bowel UK and The Urology Foundation, proved to be extremely valuable for a...
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Correct portion size, diet, sandwich carers, cancer & more
This week in health – 18 January 2019. This week we look at diet, portion size, research into concussion with premiership footballers, and teenage cancer and more. A snapshot of some of the key stories...
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Ask our gynaecology experts your questions
Every year we run an Online Clinic on Gynaecology. And this year our clinic is sponsored by Babystart, Sylk Intimate and Promensil. We are also delighted our clinic is being supported by The Eve...
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Health Round Up – Smear Tests, Ambulance Response, Diabetes & Weight loss & More
Happy Internation Women’s Day! If you’ve not had time to catch up on all the latest health news this week (4th March), we’ve summarised some of the key stories for you. Public Health England Launch...
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Here’s why you should always pee after sex
What women suffering from recurring cystitis need to know It may not be top of your priority list when you’ve just had sex, but anyone who’s experienced recurrent cystitis will tell you that a quick...
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Birth rates, what food to eat to avoid heart attacks, breast cancer...
If you’ve missed the latest health news from the week beginning 29th July, catch up now in our roundup. Butter, red meat & cheese increase heart attack & stroke risks Too much butter, red meat...
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Everything you need to know about cervical screening but were too embarrassed...
Cervical Screening Awareness Week aims to highlight the importance of regular cervical screening for women’s health. It’s an annual event – which runs from 10th to 16th June 2019 this year – and is...
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MHRA seeking views on accessing medicines for women
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) is looking to speak to women to discuss the reclassification of medicines used for hormone replacement and oral contraception from...
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Five Advantages of Using Testosterone Boosters
Every man knows the power of testosterone. It’s a vital building block of masculinity, responsible for defining male characteristics, influencing puberty, and regulating sex drive. It’s the hormone...
View ArticleWhy take a preventative approach to your healthcare?
You may have heard the saying “prevention is better than cure”. It holds valuable meaning in various areas of life, but health is one of the most potent. In this, article we’ll delve into what...
View ArticleThe Silent Struggle: How to Address Erectile Dysfunction in a Healthy...
Erectile dysfunction (ED) can be a challenging issue, not only physically but also emotionally, affecting both individuals and their relationships. While it’s a common condition, it’s often shrouded...
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