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NEUTROGENA® announces brand new Collagen Bank range for stronger collagen and plumper skin

NEUTROGENA® UK has announced the launch of its Collagen Bank range, NEUTROGENA®’s first science-backed, pre-ageing solution, set to redefine the future of skincare.

Available at retailers nationwide and online, the innovative Collagen Bank range empowers people to help preserve their skin’s natural collagen and maintain youthful, plump skin.

The launch of Collagen Bank in the UK follows a social-led campaign in the US, fronted by Hailee Steinfeld.

Research shows that we lose up to 1% of our collagen every year starting in our 20s*, with UVA rays being a primary...

NHS Blood and Transplant call for donors to ‘Save England’ during the World Cup

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Posted: Fri, 07/06/2018 - 8:59pm

As the nation gears up for the last 16 game, England’s two most capped goalkeepers, Peter Shilton and David Seaman are encouraging men to save the nation through blood donation, as new donors needed NHS Blood and Transplant is rallying for a new kind of English hero during the World Cup – as there is a need for blood donors, particularly O negative, B negative, male, or black donors with the rare subtype Ro. Potential donors are encouraged to register and to book an appointment at a local donor centre and if they cannot get an appointment, look to book it for when the tournament has...

Exeter leads early cancer diagnosis in major policy centre

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Posted: Fri, 07/06/2018 - 11:35am

A national expert on cancer diagnosis will take a lead role in a new £4.75 million centre to create research that guides policy.

Professor Willie Hamilton, of the University of Exeter Medical School, has been appointed Early Diagnosis Lead for the new National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Policy Research Unit in Cancer Awareness, Screening and Early Diagnosis.

The new unit is a collaboration between a number of universities to try to improve cancer treatment and survival rates. Professor Hamilton said: “Early diagnosis of cancer is crucial to getting the best...

Devon launches pioneering prevention programme to address rising diabetes rates

An innovative new programme to prevent people in Devon developing Type 2 diabetes, has been developed by Devon County Council. The service, provided by Exminster-based charity Westbank Community Health and Care (Westbank) will begin this month.

In Devon there are around 79,000 people at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. However, many of the risk factors associated with developing Type 2 diabetes are preventable through lifestyle changes.

'Healthier Devon' is a new support programme for people at the highest risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. Once referred by their GP,...

Sleep your way to the perfect beach body

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Posted: Tue, 06/26/2018 - 4:28pm

With summer holidays on the horizon, you can be forgiven for spending most of your free time loading up on healthy salads, or hitting the gym, but are you seeing the results from all your efforts? An often-overlooked area when it comes to keeping in shape is achieving healthy sleep. Here, Sealy’s sleep expert, Neil Robinson, advises on why sleep plays such an important role when it comes to looking and feeling your best.

Burning fat while sleeping?

Believe it or not, a great deal of efficient fat can be burnt when sleeping, and quality rest is equally as beneficial for...

Cystic fibrosis event at University of Exeter

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Posted: Tue, 06/12/2018 - 10:48am

People interested in cystic fibrosis and physical activity are invited to a free workshop at the University of Exeter.

Parents, doctors, physiotherapists and others who want to find out more about the benefits of exercise – a focus of Exeter’s cutting-edge research – are welcome at the free showcase and networking event on Thursday 14 June. People with cystic fibrosis can watch the talks online.

Taking place from 5-8pm at the Baring Court Lecture Theatre 114 on the St Luke’s Campus, it will consist of formal talks, poster viewing, socialising and networking, with drinks and...

Stories to help children cope

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Posted: Sat, 06/09/2018 - 2:35pm

An educational psychologist has created stories to help children deal with issues such as anxiety and depression.

The Wellbeing Stories feature ten characters representing different types of thinking – including the Worry Wart, the Sprite of Bad Stories (SoBS) and the Mindfulness Magician.

The stories, for nine to 13-year-olds, are laced with humour to appeal to the diverse young people they hope to reach, and each includes a supportive character.

“Much of the conversation around mental health at the moment is what needs to happen when young people are in difficulty...

RD&E gives green light for new patient-centred comprehensive health record system

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Posted: Wed, 06/06/2018 - 4:36pm

RD&E has received NHS Improvement approval to proceed with a new clinical transformation programme. As well as fundamentally improving the way services and care are delivered to patients, the programme will see paper-based patient records at the RD&E becoming a thing of the past.

The MY CARE Programme is the cornerstone of a broader programme of change that will engage those people who need our services together with those people entrusted to deliver them, to transform the way that care is delivered and make services at the RD&E more clinically and financially...

New dementia specialist introduced at NDDH is a Devon first

North Devon now has its very own Admiral Nurse, who will be supporting patients with dementia, their carers, families and staff at North Devon District Hospital (NDDH). Angela Walter has been appointed as Admiral Nurse – dementia clinical nurse specialist at NDDH. Admiral Nurses provide specialist support to people with dementia and their carers and families, giving one-to-one support, practical advice and expert guidance. They are trained and supported by the charity Dementia UK. Angela has spent many years working in the hospital as a nurse and was most recently sister on Capener Ward....

How to Ensure You Look Your Best This Summer

For many, summertime is one of their favourite seasons. It’s a chance to enjoy the nice weather, put away your heavy winter coat, and spend some quality time with those you love. It is also a chance for you to look your best. However, this might mean taking extra care to look after your physical appearance. There are quite a number of ways that you can refine your look this summer, and many don’t require you to break the bank. On that note, you’re going to find three practical tips on how to ensure you look your best this summer.

Keep in Shape

One of the first ways for you...

"God forbid my grandchildren should ever suffer this horrible disease but if they should I want to be able to say that your granny helped find a cure”

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Posted: Mon, 05/28/2018 - 9:19pm

A retired crown court usher recently diagnosed with dementia is taking part in research to ensure a cure is found before any of her loved ones suffer the same fate.

Eighty-year-old Ann Matthews, from Exeter, was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s disease at the end of last year. She is currently taking part in a clinical trial at Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust.

Ann, who lives with her husband Tony, has shared her story as part of Dementia Action Week, which takes place from 21-27 May, and hopes others will be encouraged to take part in research...

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