Nearly 1,200 prostate cancer screening tests were carried out in a single day in the return of a partnership between Reading Lions and Circle Health
Read moreDetailsDr Samrah Ahmed examines the biological changes occurring in healthy brain function over time and the early warning signs of dementia
Read moreDetailsMillions of people across the South East are set to benefit from faster skin cancer checks as the NHS rolls out AI technology in the region
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Positive Support has received a vital £105,110 grant from Macmillan Cancer Support to help improve local cancer care and support.
Read moreDetailsA community pharmacy team visited a preschool in the South East to vaccinate young children against flu on Thursday, October 8.
Read moreDetailsThis World Mental Health Day, The NHS is highlighting how its services can help those facing mental health struggles.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is rolling out a new joint service aimed at unifying health and wellbeing support resources across the borough.
Read moreDetailsBorough-wide community care company responds as families face rising need for support
Read moreDetailsTHOUSANDS of Reading residents are living with sight loss, figures show, as a local charity urges people to prioritise eye health this World Sight Day
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading has produced a new blood test which could spare survivors of heart attacks and strokes from repeat incidents
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