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As families enjoy the school holidays and a break from routine, now is the time to prepare for parasite infections.

Pharmacy teams can offer pet owners support and advice to get their furry friends back on their feet.

The menopause occurs for half the population and pharmacy teams can support women going through this change.

Buying footwear online is having a negative impact on foot health but pharamcy teams can be on hand to help.

Loneliness in older age is often a reality but is by no means absolute and pharmacy teams can offer support.

Being less active during the day has been linked to a variety of health problems, so how can people get enough daily activity?

Coeliac disease and IBS often go undiagnosed or misdiagnosed, leading to continuous discomfort and other issues. 

When it comes to minor accidents and injuries, pharmacy staff can be on hand to help inform customers about first aid.

Community pharmacies can offer customers self-diagnostic tests alongside a plethora of healthcare gadgets.

Maintaining a healthy and happy smile is simple, right? Here's what the experts recommend.

This handy 10-minute clinic is a quick reference guide that will help you advise customers on dry skin and eczema.

In order to enjoy our later years mobile and pain free, protecting joint and musculoskeletal health is key.

This handy 10-minute clinic acts as a quick reference guide that will help you advise customers on sleep and insomnia.

As diets change, find out how pharmacy teams can play an important role in vitamin guidance.

Food allergies are on the rise, but food allergen labelling remains inadequate, so what should pharmacy teams look out for?

Outdoor air pollution is on everyone’s radar, but what about the risks of indoor air pollution?

Whether pharmacy teams run a travel clinic or not, they are ideally placed to help customers prepare for a healthy holiday. 

The first 1,000 days is a crucial time in a child’s development. So what advice can pharmacy provide to give the best start?

Men are less likely than women to acknowledge mental health issues or seek help and support from others. 

With the majority of people self-treating skin conditions, pharmacy teams are well placed to offer advice.