Allie Anderson

According to recent figures, 95% of UK adults report that either they have had a COVID-19 vaccine or they'd be likely to have one if it were offered. Yet myths surrounding vaccines continue to circulate, and some people remain unconvinced vaccination is the right thing to do. Professor Andrew Ustianowski, infectious diseases consultant and leading COVID-19 researcher, allays some of the most common fears.

In April, NICE released its first guidance on managing chronic pain for GPs in England. Though some recommendations like taking a personalised approach to managing chronic pain have be welcomed, others, including the guidance on pain medication, are being met with concern by some. So what will the new guidance mean for you?

Comme le dit le proverbe, de bonnes chaussures vous mèneront dans de bons endroits. Cependant, en plus de refléter votre style de vie et votre sens de la mode, vos chaussures peuvent en fait en dire long sur l'état de vos pieds.

Thousands of people receive transplanted organs from deceased donors each year in the UK. But despite new opt-out systems for donation, it's still important to talk to your loved ones about organ donation so your wishes are respected after your death.

Have you ever felt a twinge somewhere or experienced an unusual symptom and gone online to find out what could be causing it? If you have, you're not alone. But with such an abundance of content available at our fingertips, how can you be sure that what you're reading online is accurate and safe?