Plans approved for Amethyst Road social care facilities
The new Amethyst Road Respite Service will provide general support both vulnerable residents and carers while offering flexible services
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Health
Rivermead set for phased summer opening begining in July
Rivermead Leisure Centre is now poised to undergo a phased unveiling following the construction of a new building on the site
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Edith Morley Lecture to explore life with breast cancer
COPING with breast cancer will be the focus of a prestigious University of Reading public event.
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Five ways to stay fit and healthy with a hectic work schedule
Many people find it challenging to have a positive work-life balance, often not being able to find the time to stay fit and eat well. Here's some tips
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Healthy Heart Tip: Hydration for a healthy heart
Nutrition and Hydration week (March 13-19) is an event that aims to educate and celebrate improvements in the provision of nutrition and hydration
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Reading’s junior doctors enter third day of strikes over conditions and pay
Junior doctors entered the third day of strikes, joining teachers and civil servants in one of the biggest days of industrial action seen in the UK
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Reading hospital praised for highest standards of patient care for its endoscopy service
AN INDEPENDENT regulatory body has given a clean bill of health to a Reading hospital's endoscopy service
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Thames Valley Air Ambulance to trial using “whole blood” as part of SWIFT initiative
The SWIFT initiative is being led by NHS Blood and Transplant, in partnership with the Ministry of Defence and Air Ambulance UK
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Thames Valley Positive Support makes HIV testing easier than ever with community outreach
Thames Valley Positive Support will continue to offer free community testing following its testing programme during HIV Testing Week last month
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Researchers get to the bottom of beans genes
SCIENTISTS at the University of Reading have featured in the world-renowned magazine Nature.
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