Many people with bladder weakness suffer in silence, but it is time to tackle the taboo. Find out how pharmacy can help.

Irreversible damage to sight can be stopped in its tracks, but only if people keep an eye on things, and pharmacy teams can help.

Smoking rates are on the decline across the UK, with more and more people setting quit dates, but there’s still a long way to go.

As children start returning to school, anxiety levels will be high for more reasons than usual. But head lice don’t have to be one of them.

Women are twice as likely to die of a heart attack than men, but pharmacy teams can raise awareness of this and help to ensure women get support.

From pet parasites to separation anxiety, pharmacy teams can provide advice on a range of issues to support customers’ four-legged friends.

This handy 10-minute clinic is designed to act as a quick reference guide that will help you when advising customers suffering from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).

This handy 10-minute clinic is designed to act as a quick reference guide that will help you when advising customers suffering from different types of pain.

Summer is here so, it’s the ideal time for pharmacy teams to remind customers to take steps to look after their feet.

With allergy cases on the rise, pharmacy teams should ensure their knowledge is up to date on symptoms and management.

Shielding or self-isolating during the Covid-19 pandemic have exacerbated feelings of loneliness for many older people, but pharmacy can be on hand to offer support.

It’s not easy for everyone to admit to bowel health problems, but some are more serious than others and early advice from the pharmacy team could prove to be lifesaving.

With many accidents and injuries, knowing what tips and advice to pass on to customers could make all the difference.

What do pharmacy teams need to know to encourage their customers to get up and get active?

Pharmacy teams provide health screening services and testing kits, but there’s potential to do more.

There are plenty of ways to avoid and ease musculoskeletal pain, and community pharmacy can help.

Pharmacy teams can support customers as the pollen count intensifies with over-the-counter treatments and self care advice.

A considerable number of people don’t take good care of their teeth, putting them at risk of serious oral and general health problems.

It can be confusing to know which supplements are suitable for different individuals, but pharmacy teams can help.

Spending a lot more time at home in lockdown doesn’t mean that seasonal health concerns should be overlooked.