1. FAQ - Going to Work FAQs

   26/06/14

   headaches, itchy eyes and skin in the office and can even kill. Manufacturers of computers and mobile phones ... More

2. Should I go to A&E?

   10/03/21

   ailments and injuries such as cuts, bruises, minor infections, strains and skin complaints. What about ... More

3. FAQ - Skin Cancer FAQs

   14/04/16

   How to spot a dodgy mole. Women are more likely to get skin cancer than men. But men are more ... likely to die from it. What is skin cancer? It is cancer that begins in the skin. There are two types: ... non-melanoma- cancer that develops slowly on the upper layers of the skin. These are more common but less ... More

4. FAQ - Skin Problems FAQs

   04/03/22

   The skin is the largest organ of the body. It protects you, heals itself and lasts a lifetime. Six ... of the most common skin conditions are acne, eczema, psoriasis, ringworm, vitiligo and warts. Acne ... What is it? Acne causes spots to develop on the skin, usually on the face, back and chest. It is most ... More

5. FAQ - FAQs Psoriasis

   17/05/21

   The basics of the skin condition psoriasis and its impact on men's daily lives by Nyaka ... commonly characterized by itchy, flaky patches (plaques) on the skin. Psoriasis is often confused with ... eczema, a skin condition with some similar symptoms. But there are distinct differences. Whereas eczema is ... More

6. FAQ - Living with Covid - 19

   06/04/22

   in the ears) and earache Loss of taste and/or smell Skin rashes According to the Royal College of ... More

7. FAQ - Penis Basics FAQs

   20/01/21

   some bacteria on your skin but too much on your penis can cause balanitis, which can be very sore and ... More

8. FAQ - 'Long Covid' FAQs

   24/01/22

   Loss of taste and/or smell Skin rashes According to the Royal College of Nursing, patients are also ... More

9. FAQ - HPV virus FAQs

   13/07/18

   a group of viruses that affect the skin and moist areas around the body. (It is completely different from ... More

10. FAQ - Type 1 Diabetes FAQs

    25/07/18

    (CGM) devices available which are worn just underneath the skin and measure blood sugar automatically ... More

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