Inquiries to the Priory about treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder have risen sharply as an increasing number of people experience the condition amid the stresses of the Covid-19 pandemic. There’s been a 50% increase in the number of people contacting Priory mental health services for
Next year will mark 30 years since the first text message was sent by Neil Papworth on 3rd December 1992, and new research from mobile phone accessory supplier Case Monkey shows that it remains the most used function of smartphones among the British public. Analysing
by Stephanie Taylor, Intimate Health Expert and Managing Director of Kegel8 “On November 15th, Amazon, the world’s largest marketplace, began mislabelling pelvic floor devices including pelvic floor wands and Kegel weights as “adult products” or “sex toys”. “This decision will have a massive impact on
Presenter and TV personality Rylan Clark famously debuted his pearly white veneered smile back in 2013. On Monday, Rylan revealed that after 8 years, he is saying goodbye to his veneers and is set to have a brand-new Hollywood smile, all thanks to Dr Richard
A ‘MIRACLE’ patient who’s life was saved at Manchester’s Wythenshawe Hospital was among the honoured guests at the launch of a new book celebrating the work of hand surgeons and their inspirational patients. Paul Kelly cheated death when he fell into an industrial mixer and
The cruise industry has been relying on deep cleaning, fogging and movement restrictions to combat viral outbreaks. This is far from ideal, being time consuming, costly, and less than optimal for passenger wellbeing. However, new UV active sanitisation technology promises to revolutionise the way cruise
People’s History Museum’s (PHM) new programme for 2022 and 2023 will explore the history of disabled people’s rights, activism and fight for inclusion. Everything PHM does as the national museum of democracy is guided by a belief in ideas worth fighting for and in collaborating