Gastrointestinal Chart: Understanding Your Gut Health at a…
Monitoring your gastrointestinal health does not require laboratory tests alone. Several validated visual and descriptive tools help both patients and clinicians assess…
Author: Angela Jegnathan
Consequences of Being Sectioned: What Happens Practically and…
Being sectioned, detained under the Mental Health Act, has consequences that extend beyond the period of hospital admission itself. This guide addresses…
Upper GI: Understanding the Upper Gastrointestinal Tract and…
The term “upper GI” refers to the upper gastrointestinal tract, the first section of the digestive system. Understanding what it encompasses, what…
Section Three of the Mental Health Act: A…
Being detained under section three of the Mental Health Act, or supporting a loved one who has been, raises urgent questions that…
Section 3 Mental Health Act: Everything You Need…
Section 3 of the Mental Health Act 1983 is the primary legal mechanism for the compulsory admission and treatment of a person…
Enema UK: Types, Uses, Safety and What to…
Enemas have a long history of both medical and wellness use, and remain a subject of significant public interest in the UK,…
Best Probiotics for Travelling: Protecting Your Gut on…
Travelling, particularly to countries with different food cultures, water quality, and bacterial environments, is one of the most common triggers of gut…
QRISK2 Score by Age: What to Expect at…
Age is the single most powerful predictor of cardiovascular risk in the QRISK2 and QRISK3 algorithms. Understanding how your score is likely…
Section 136 Mental Health Act: Police Powers and…
Section 136 of the Mental Health Act 1983 gives police officers in England and Wales specific powers to detain and remove a…
Mental Health Awareness Month UK: What It Is…
Mental health awareness has become one of the most prominent public health conversations in the UK over the past decade. Dedicated awareness…