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Professor Mike Holmes, who coordinates Yorks mass vaccination centre, says in this weeks column it will start offering jabs for flu as well as…

Millions may be suffering from high blood pressure without knowing it because their levels only spike at night, suggests a new study.An Oxford University study found one in eight people aged 40 to 75 had hypertension in the evening that would ...

Having high blood pressure raises a persons risk of heart attacks, strokes and even death -- especially if it is left untreated.

New York, Sep 25 (IANS) Millions may be suffering from high blood pressure without knowing it because their levels only spike at night, suggests a new study.

Patients tend to associate excess weight with factors they cannot control, such as genetics and hormones, a study has found

Professor Aveyard says, GPs routinely fail to refer obese people for help, and this condemns thousands to type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, or a heart attack or stroke later on.

The Government has abolished in-patient charges for children under 16 in all public hospitals

STAFF at the new Stourport Medical Centre have been subjected to "hurtful" and "disheartening" comments made on social media.

A new patient Information Booklet on Lithium Therapy has been launched. Over 350 people in Kildare are believed to be on lithium medication, which is often used...

Nairn GP hits out at "inflexible" Scottish Government as patients asked to travel to Inverness for Covid booster jags.