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During this winter, we've been actively conducting routine checks on vitamin D levels, recognising the challenges posed by limited sun exposure in the midst of a prolonged English winter
The UK is currently experiencing the first flu epidemic for 7 years and GP's and hospitals are overloaded with the additional workload. The influenza virus strain H3N2 seems to be particularly virulent. Most people do not need to see a doctor if they have influenza- rest, fluids and analgesics such as paracetamol should normally suffice
An off duty doctor from our clinic in Manchester plus our Advance Nurse Practitioner successfully performed life support on a member of the public with a cardiac arrest in a square near our clinic
As usual in the post-Christmas phase thoughts of the media and advertisers turn to holidays and diets. Paul Ross of Talk Radio had a discussion with us about the new advice to eat a 1600 calorie per day diet in order to combat obesity which is common in the UK
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Fortunately, we have not yet had the predicted influenza epidemic this winter, but we have seen a significant number of upper and lower respiratory infections as usual, partly because our cities are damp, polluted, and crowded. The worst polluting agents appear to be nitrogen dioxide from diesel fumes, and Oxford Street in Central London is the worst in the world for this type of pollution
We have 14 years of experience carrying out STI/STD, and HIV tests on thousands of patients at our private walk in clinics. A recurring theme is the use of alcohol in such a way that men and women find themselves in situations that would not occur if they were sober
We carried out phone interviews with Talk Radio and the BBC today about the warning of a winter crisis in hospitals - even though there has not yet been the expected flu epidemic -mainly because we have run successful vaccination campaigns against flu for several years. We have observed fewer respiratory infections this winter compared with other years, probably because of the milder weather.
