What does Labour's new Men's Health Strategy mean for pharmacies?
Migraine is the third most common health condition in the world. How can pharmacy support sufferers?
Helping customers to a healthier old ageHow can pharmacy staff support their elderly patients this winter?
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Most people will have no doubt heard of IBS and IBD, and some may even know the symptoms associated with these conditions. But what exactly are they? What causes them? And how can they be treated?
From airborne to skin allergens, and food to medication, there’s a whole host of things that can cause people to have an allergic reaction – and pharmacy staff can be a useful source of advice on how to prevent and manage allergies.
Children and young people are suffering through an obesity crisis, with UK statistics showing worrying upward trends for the future.
Recommending a paracetamol or ibuprofen for someone with a headache is often the right solution, but pharmacy teams should be aware of the different types of headaches customers may be suffering from.
There are a couple of problems that may pose a threat to eye health and sight, but many of them can be treated in the pharmacy.
Feet often get neglected until the sun comes out, but pharmacy teams can convince customers that a good footcare routine is important all year round.
