Today, 25 September, is World Pharmacist Day. It’s a day to recognise and celebrate the contribution that pharmacists make to all our lives through their work in many of our healthcare settings.

On average 530 men are diagnosed with cancer every day in the UK, with the most common cancers affecting men being prostate, lung, bowel, skin and head and neck.

Today, 10 September, is World Suicide Prevention Day, a time to raise awareness, challenge stigma and reinforce the message that suicide is preventable.

Children and pregnant women are the first in line for their annual flu vaccination as the NHS ramps up its preparations for winter.

You can be a lifesaver within your community by simply helping others to check their blood pressure. That’s the message this September as the annual Know Your Numbers campaign kicks off – aiming to reach the estimated five million people unknowingly living with high blood pressure.

Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust is celebrating recognition from the Care Quality Commission (CQC), which has upgraded Wexham Park Hospital to an Outstanding overall rating, while confirming the trust’s overall rating remains Good.

A week after A level students received their grades, GCSE takers are this Thursday (21 August) wrestling with their joy, contentment, relief, disappointment, worry and more. Even for those pupils who have got what they had hoped for, or better, they might be concerned about a sibling or close friend who hasn’t done so well. It can be a confusing time.

Several festivals are taking place across the UK this weekend. Whether you're heading round the corner to Reading, up north to Leeds, or down south to Victorious, we want to help everyone stay safe, well and prepared.

Has your teenager just received their A-Level results? How are they feeling? It’s quite common to feel a mix of emotions after receiving A-level results: proud, happy, disappointed, frustrated, overwhelmed, or numb. Whatever they are feeling, it’s all normal.