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Something in your body doesn't feel right? Don't carry the worry of cancer with you. Tests could put your mind at rest. Until you find out, you can't rule it out. Contact your GP practice.

Know the signs of a stroke. Face: Has their face fallen on one side? Can they smile? Even if you're not sure it's time to call 999. The faster you act the better their chances.

There’s another way to contact your GP practice, by simply sending your non-urgent symptoms and requests through their website or the NHS App. Tap it, type it and we’ll take care of it. For more info ➡️

There’s another way to contact your GP practice, by simply sending your symptoms and requests through their website or the NHS App. Tap it, type it and we’ll take care of it. For more info ➡️

NHS data shows the life-saving impact of early HPV vaccination against cervical cancer, reducing rates by up to 87%. Saving lives powered by NHS data Find out more ➡️

Your pharmacist can offer advice on a range of illnesses and provide treatment or prescription medicine, if needed, for some common conditions — without you seeing a GP. Read more:

Your pharmacist can now provide treatment or some prescription medicine, if needed, for seven common conditions - without you seeing a GP. Think pharmacy first. ➡️

If something in your body doesn’t feel right, don’t carry the worry of cancer with you. Tests could put your mind at rest. Until you find out, you can’t rule it out. Contact your GP practice.

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For seven common conditions your pharmacist can now provide some prescription medicine, if needed, without you needing to see a GP. Think pharmacy first. ➡️

During the resident doctors’ strike this week, please continue to attend any appointments unless you’re contacted and told otherwise. Remember, use NHS 111 for urgent health needs, and in an emergency call 999 or go to A&amp;E as normal. 🎦 BBC Breakfast

Flu cases in hospitals are the highest ever for this time of year. The flu jab doesn't stop everyone from catching flu, but it does reduce the risk of becoming seriously unwell. Join the 18 million who have had theirs:

Taking your bra off at the end of the day feels great. And so does getting your breast screening sorted. It can detect cancer before you can feel it. Or more likely, put your mind at rest. So when you're invited, save the date. It could save your life.

By 31 October 2023, GP surgeries in England will be required to give patients online access to their new health record entries, such as consultation notes, test results and letters. Find out more about the NHS App ➡️

Many people experience anxiety conditions but delay seeking support. EastEnders Star, Shona McGarty, and ex-footballer, Clarke Carlisle, have joined others in sharing their experiences. ➡️ Find out more about NHS Talking Therapies, or refer yourself at

If you are pregnant, you can help protect your baby from RSV, whooping cough, and flu, which can cause serious illness. Vaccines give you both the best protection against these diseases. Speak to your midwife or GP practice. ℹ️

🎥 24 hours NOT in A&amp;E. Get the right care, in the right place, at the right time – and help free-up emergency services for those who need them most this winter.

By 31 October 2023, GP surgeries in England will be required to give patients online access to their new health record entries, such as consultation notes, test results and letters. Find out more about the NHS App ➡️

As flu cases rise this winter, here’s an important message about how to access NHS services from Dr. Jess Sokolov, the Regional Medical Director for @ NHSMidlands ⬇️

If you need urgent medical help but you're not sure where to go, use 111 to get assessed and directed to the right place for you. Call, go online or use the NHS App. ➡️

It's World #AutismAcceptanceWeek. Autism is a spectrum. This means every autistic person is different. Rosalind talks about childhood events that led to her diagnosis, the importance of recognising phobias and her love for her family and animals.

When you get your bowel screening kit, put it by the loo. Don’t put it off. Ivan shares how the simple test saved his life ⬇️ 🎥: BBC Breakfast

Flu cases are higher than usual for this time of year. Eyram, London Ambulance Service paramedic, shares flu symptoms and what you can do to get better. More information:

Today is #WorldDownSyndromeDay. Here are 4 ways you can help to support someone with Down’s syndrome. Find more advice and support on the NHS website.

Stephen Fry is joining the search for a cure for prostate cancer. Patients can share their experiences to help researchers find treatments and cures for this devastating disease. ➡️

When you need us, A&amp;E might seem like the obvious choice – but there are many ways to get help for non-emergencies. For urgent medical help, access NHS 111 by calling, going online or using the NHS App. Get the right care, in the right place, at the right time this winter.

New Year’s Eve is one of the busiest nights of the year for ambulance services across the country. As we welcome in the New Year, let’s celebrate safely and help ensure emergency services are available when needed 💙

The new NHS online hospital – NHS Online – will digitally connect patients with expert clinicians anywhere in England. Menopause and prostate problems will be some of the first health areas to be treated by the service when it goes live in 2027. ➡️

Struggling with feelings of depression, excessive worry, social anxiety, post-traumatic stress or obsessions and compulsions? NHS Talking Therapies can help. Your GP can refer you or refer yourself at #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

During the resident doctors’ strike this week, please continue to attend any appointments unless you’re contacted and told otherwise. Remember, use NHS 111 for urgent health needs, and in an emergency call 999 or go to A&E as normal. 🎦 BBC Breakfast

🎥 24 hours NOT in A&E. Get the right care, in the right place, at the right time – and help free-up emergency services for those who need them most this winter.

When you need us, A&E might seem like the obvious choice – but there are many ways to get help for non-emergencies. For urgent medical help, access NHS 111 by calling, going online or using the NHS App. Get the right care, in the right place, at the right time this winter.