Health & Beauty

Science says Exclusive Reasons to Breast

Breast milk is the best to feed your baby in the first 6 months. Make sure that you do not involve any meal within the first 6months to enable your young one have the best and boost the immunity. A child need breast milk to avoid complications and also grow fast and healthy. Introduce other food during the 7th month in small portions and should be inclusive of soup to allow easy swallowing....

Thrive Plymouth Year 3 launch event 16 November 2016

Plymouth City Council will be launching Year 3 of Thrive Plymouth, the city’s ten year framework for improving health and wellbeing, and reducing health inequalities on Wednesday 16 November.

Launched in 2014, the first year of Thrive Plymouth focused on workplace wellbeing, engaging with 22,000 employees represented by 35 of the city’s largest employers, while year 2 saw collaboration...

New tobacco packs arrive in Devon marking change to law

The first cigarettes on sale in new, standardised packaging have been spotted in Devon.

New laws that came in to force across the UK in May gave manufacturers up to a year to switch to drab green packs, with bigger health warnings, designed to make smoking less appealing to children and young people.

But just six months later, the first packs are starting to be seen here in...

Discover How to Reduce Joint Pain Naturally

If you are one of the millions of people suffering from joint pain, you understand the frustration of having to deal with this problem on a day to day basis. You probably thought of the possible side effects that you may suffer from taking medications regularly. Worry not; there are some things that you can do to alleviate your pain without relying on medications. It just requires patience and...

New antenatal service for expectant mothers

This month, a new antenatal service is being piloted for expectant mothers with a BMI of 30+ who are due in May 2017. This service is brand new and aims to create a supportive, non-judgemental environment for women to receive their antenatal care, which has a focus on pregnancy and postnatal wellbeing.

This pilot service, known as the Pregnancy and Early Years Healthy Weight Project,...

It's what’s inside that counts

Figures from the Office for National Statistics predict that by 2039, 29.5% of the UK population will be aged over 60. With this ever-ageing population, new research from the educational charity the Institute for Optimum Nutrition has explored how we feel about ageing, as a nation.

The research of 2,000 over 30s across the UK found that people believe that being able to remain active (...

It’s time to start prepping your skin ready for the festive season

Now we’re entering the colder months, Christmas is just around the corner. While Christmas brings with it a whole host of wonderful things and feelings, your skin doesn’t fare so well. With parties, more make-up, late nights, more alcohol, stress, and that cold winter bite, your skin can suffer. And at the time you want it to look its best. No one wants a scaly nose to go with their New Year’s...

Birth Following Caesarean Section workshops

Mums-to-be who have previously had a caesarean section and are planning a vaginal birth this time are being invited to a midwife-led workshop to help them prepare for labour and birth.

The ‘Preparation for Birth Following Caesarean Section’ workshops are one-off group sessions, facilitated by midwives experienced in caring for women who choose to have a vaginal birth following a...

Sexual Health survey 2016 – Have your say

Plymouth City Council is working to ensure that sexual and reproductive health services meet the needs of the local population. An online survey has been launched to get people’s opinions, and will be open for three weeks, so local people are urged to have their say.

Councillor Lynda Bowyer, Cabinet Member for Health and Adult Social Care for Plymouth City Council, said: “We are...

Plymouth flu jab campaign launches

People in Plymouth who are eligible are being urged to have their flu jabs, as figures reveal that last winter four in every ten flu outbreaks in England were linked to schools.

Residents aged 65 and over, pregnant women, people with long term health conditions and children aged 2, 3, and 4, and children in school years 1, 2 and 3, are among the groups being encouraged to get...

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