1. FAQ - FAQs: Covid - 19 (the virus)

   24/01/22

   social distance as far as possible. avoid unnecessary travel be air-aware  - the highest risk is indoors. ... surfaces but smaller ones can be blown around on the air for some time and over some distance, especially ... more coughing episodes in 24 hours. (If you usually have a cough, it may be worse than usual.) But the ... More

2. FAQ - Staying at home FAQs

   19/05/20

   but money may well be a big issue too- and there some links on that here.) What’s the difference? You ... way, you should be spending all or nearly all your time at home. (Obviously some men are still going ... out to work but even so there might be some ideas in here you find useful.) Is it really that serious? ... More

3. FAQ - Covid basics: Living with the virus

   24/01/22

   things differently.  Can you make it simple? That would be a great idea. What we see as the key messages ... unnecessary travel be air-aware  - the highest risk is indoors. Risk increases with time and with the number ... Facebook.) The next variant could be more deadly or less deadly, more vaccine-resistant or less. The fewer ... More

4. FAQ - Loss of sex drive FAQs

   18/01/21

   pregnancy or childbirth. But if it lasts longer, it can be a sign of other problems. Your GP can help. So ... can a sexual health clinic. Could it be my relationship? That’s probably the first thing to consider. ... getting older. Nothing more. If you think there might be more to it than this, ask your GP about ... More

5. FAQ - HPV vaccination FAQs

   09/07/19

   would be offered the vaccine. In July 2019, it was announced the prgramme would begin in Septmber 2019. ... This page will be updated once more detail is known.  Should straight men get vaccinated? Men in the UK ... too old to be vaccinated by the NHS (vaccination started for girls in the UK in 2008) or from a woman ... More

6. FAQ - Type 1 Diabetes FAQs

   25/07/18

   yourself than someone without a close relative with the condition.  Type 1 cannot really be cured. But it ... can be treated. How is type 1 treated? You’ll need to inject insulin, perhaps 2-4 times a day. (It has ... to be injected because insulin would get broken down by the digestive system instead of entering the ... More

7. FAQ - Type 2 Diabetes FAQs

   25/07/18

   About 90% of people with diabetes have type 2. It can be controlled using diet and medication. ... This can be controlled (and even reversed in some cases) using diet and medication. Am I at risk of ... as many as 80%), type 2 diabetes can be prevented or delayed by lifestyle changes.  How is type ... More

8. FAQ - Mindfulness

   18/01/21

   truly be in moment, you can't be thinking about the unchangeable past or the unknowable future. ... This is about being aware of what you're doing when you're doing it. For example, you could ... time- the walk you take to work or at lunch-time, for example Try something new: it's easier to be ... More

9. FAQ - Diabetes FAQs

   19/11/20

   1 man in 10 now has diabetes. It's on the increase and, if undiagnosed, can be very ... 2 which you can. These FAQs will be particularly useful for people who have been told they at risk of type ... seem to have both type 1 and type 2 characteristics. More recently, scientists think there may be more ... More

10. FAQ - HPV virus FAQs

    13/07/18

    will be exposed to HPV at some point in their lives. Because the infection is so common, many people ... to be more at risk. People with HIV/AIDS are among those at greater risk. Smoking may also be ... are twice as likely to be affected as women. Mouth and throat cancers caused by HPV have become far ... More

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