Health & Beauty

A PACK of pawfect pups charmed visitors at Specsavers Exeter as part of a week-long series of celebrations.

The store was marking 20 years of audiology care, with Hearing Dogs for Deaf People playing a key role in the party-like proceedings.

The charity trains dogs to alert deaf people to important and life-saving sounds they would otherwise miss, and its members were keen to give demonstrations to store staff and customers.

As part of the store’s celebrations, staff organised a fundraising raffle in aid of Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, with a hamper and other...

Exeter opticians are reminding people about the eye-health services they provide on behalf of the NHS which can save unnecessary trips to the GP or hospital Emergency Department.

High street optometrists form part of primary care by being the first point of contact for a range of sudden onset eye conditions or concerns, in the same way that GPs cover broader aspects of health.

Staff at the Specsavers Exeter store can detect and manage a huge range of eye conditions, including red eye, dry eye and floaters in the vision. Help with more complex conditions will be discussed...

No one likes hangovers. They make you feel awful, can last for days, and ruin your plans. The drip cocktail has been gaining popularity as a hangover cure. But how does it work? And is it effective?

This article will take a look at the IV drip cocktail and how it can help you recover from a hangover. We'll also give you some tips on how to make the most of this hangover cure.

Hangovers are the worst

Hangovers are one of the worst parts of drinking alcohol. They make you feel awful, can last for days, and ruin your plans.

The IV vitamin cocktail has been...

The South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SWASFT) is again urging the public to use 999 appropriately during industrial action on Monday (23 January) and to call only if it is a life-threatening or life-altering emergency.

On days where there is strike action, patients should continue to call 999 if there is a medical or mental health emergency [when someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk]. Ambulances will be able to respond in these situations, but this may only be where there is the most immediate risk to life.

Where the situation...