Occupational skin disease affecting the hands and face is extremely common at the moment as a result of handwashing, hand sanitizing gel and wearing of PPE. Consultant Dermatologist, Dr Fraser-Andrews, gives us some advice as to how to manage the effects on the facial skin.
Read MoreWe get some top tips for reducing the symptoms of hay fever from Allergy Consultant, Dr Bhupinder Sihra.
Read MoreSustaining an injury whilst training for a marathon or a local charity race can become a soul destroying and frustrating episode for anyone who runs.
Read MoreThe drinks industry has been accused of downplaying the link between alcohol and cancer, according to a new study.
Read MoreSunlight is the main source of ultraviolet radiation (UVR). UVR damages the DNA in our skin and is a major risk factor for most skin cancers. Read on to find out about how you can keep safe in the sun with tips from Consultant Dermatologist at North Downs Hospital, Dr Noreen Cowley.
Read MoreUS Scientists identify a particular type of bacteria that is linked to improved athletic performance and helps the body recover from hard exercise.
Read MoreWe have been looking at both the benefits and the potential damage that cup of coffee can have on your health.
Read MoreAlthough the health benefits of eating green vegetables are well known, a new study has revealed that eating broccoli has particular benefits. Read on to find out more.
Read MoreThis Easter why not indulge in that Easter Egg, believe it or not dark chocolate potentially holds many benefits to health.
Read MoreA chilblain is a condition that occurs when some people are exposed to cold and damp, causing skin and tissue damage. Read on to find out more information about prevention and treatment for chilblains.
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