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What is Level 7 aesthetics - and do you actually need it?

In recent years, the aesthetics industry has undergone a quiet transformation. Once the preserve of medically trained professionals in sterile clinic environments, aesthetic procedures are now just as likely to be offered in boutique salons, rented treatment rooms, and even home studios. With this accessibility, though, comes a pressing question: how qualified should an aesthetics practitioner actually be?

More specifically — what exactly is Level 7 aesthetics , and does it matter whether your practitioner has it?

Let’s unpack what’s behind the jargon, and whether this...

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There’s always time for a cuppa with Exeter, Mid & East Devon Samaritans 

The local branch of Samaritans is encouraging people across Exeter and East Devon to reach out to someone they care about for a cuppa and a catch up for Brew Monday - that’s January 16, the third Monday of January.

Volunteers from the branch will be out in force, with tea bags and cups, at six stations in the area: Exeter St David’s, Exeter Central, Exmouth, Dawlish, Tiverton Parkway and Okehampton.

The third Monday in January is sometimes referred to as ‘the most difficult day of the year’ but the charity is highlighting that many people have year-round issues...

Keep your New Year resolution with the help of One Small Step

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 01/09/2023 - 7:02am

The beginning of a new year can be a great opportunity to create a new habit. One Small Step has many options for support to help you keep your resolution in 2023, or to inspire you to make the change.

Studies have found some of our New Year resolutions will struggle to make it past 12 January, but with the support of others, we can make them last much longer.

One Small Step is a free lifestyle service, funded by Devon County Council to support the health and wellbeing of Devon residents.

We have friendly advisors who can help you plan lifestyle changes and...

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NHS: "No one wants to be in hospital longer than needed – help us by collecting loved ones when they’re fit to leave"

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 01/02/2023 - 5:00pm

As Devon’s NHS continues to experience severe pressure, local NHS teams are asking friends and relatives of people who are ready to go home from hospital to do all they can to pick them up as soon as possible.

All four of the county’s acute hospitals are seeing a very high number of people who are very poorly and need hospital care, particularly with Covid, flu, other respiratory illnesses and norovirus.

That means that when someone has been assessed by NHS staff as being medically fit to leave, it’s important they are helped home as soon as possible.

On behalf...

New ‘Rapid Transfer Service’ by Devon Air Ambulance is already proving to be a success

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Sun, 01/01/2023 - 12:59pm

Devon Air Ambulance is sometimes called to assist with Inter Hospital Transfers (IHT) but more recently, they have undertaken a new ‘Rapid Transfer Service’ for stroke patients.

Strokes are the second most common cause of death worldwide. 85% of strokes are caused by a blockage (a clot called a thrombus) in the small blood vessels of the brain, and the remaining 15% occur as a result of a bleed in the brain. Administering emergency clot-busting drugs has been the mainstay treatment for many years but risks further complications. Developments in treating these thrombolytic strokes...

Fitness expert shares top safety tips for exercising outside during winter 

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Sat, 12/31/2022 - 3:57pm

Many will be considering getting a head start on their New Year fitness resolutions.

However, with snow and ice guaranteed for many areas throughout December, it is important take safety into consideration when exercising outdoors.

Matthew Magnante, an exercise author at FitnessVolt, has compiled a list of his most important safety tips to keep in mind when exercising outdoors during the colder months.

Drink even if you don’t feel thirsty

Many may not realise this, but we are at an elevated risk of dehydration when exercising in colder temperatures....

Devon's NHS under extreme pressure

Local people urged to choose the right service for their needs Devon’s acute hospitals and ambulance service are extremely busy, with people waiting a very long time in emergency departments to be seen and treated.

The local NHS, including South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust, is appealing for people to choose the most appropriate service for their needs – to ensure people who need life-threatening and critical care can be treated as quickly as possible.

Speaking on behalf of Devon’s acute hospitals, Prof Mark Hamilton, Medical Director at University Hospitals...

Former football manager with motor neurone disease appeals for others to take part in research

A dentist and former football manager whose life has changed dramatically since his ALS diagnosis has appealed with others who have the disease to join him in a new brain imaging study to help the race to find new treatments.

The University of Exeter’s world-leading Neurodegeneration Imaging Group, led by Professor Marios Politis, is appealing for people who have ALS (also known as motor neurone disease) to get in touch, and take part in a year-long study.

ALS, or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects nerve cells in the...

Public urged to take steps to prevent spread of winter illnesses

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 12/23/2022 - 2:30pm
Cases of winter illnesses like covid-19, flu and norovirus are rising in the South West and people are urged to take steps to prevent the spread

NHS Devon is reminding people to stay safe and well this winter by wearing a face mask in healthcare settings, washing their hands regularly and practicing social distancing whenever they can.

Darryn Allcorn, Chief Nurse at NHS Devon said: “We are seeing a worrying increase of flu, Covid-19 and norovirus cases in Devon this week and high numbers of patients being admitted to Devon’s hospitals with potentially infectious respiratory...

Psychological Disorders of the Mind that Affect the Masses

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Thu, 12/22/2022 - 2:02am

You must have watched movies where the eccentric criminal has an underlying mental disorder and commits mysterious crimes. They look so bizarre, but does mental illness affect the masses?

Psychological disorders, behavioral illnesses, and mental diseases change your way of thinking, emotions, and your brain’s chemical balance. A psychological disorder is an unusual change in a person's thinking, behavior, or emotions (or all three) which affects one's functions and habits.

The long list of psychological disorders includes behavior sickness, eating disorders, sleeping...

Get Your Nails Done Right: The Best Places for a Manicure

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Wed, 12/21/2022 - 10:44am

Do you want to get your nails done right? Are you looking for the best places for a manicure? Look no further! Visiting the right website can help you find the perfect spot for a luxurious mani-pedi experience. From high-end salons to wallet-friendly nail bars, there are plenty of options to choose from when it comes to getting your nails done. Whether you're looking for something special like a long-lasting gel manicure or a simple buff and polish, visit this website , theYou, to see a rounded of some of the best places to get your nails done.

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