On March 9^th 2011 a group of 25 people calling themselves the Blue Army made a bid to raise awareness about prostate cancer?

It was said of the Blue Army that, as part of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, it

“infiltrated key London landmarks, including Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square and Westminster, and weaved its way across the city. Click here for more

• 9 out of 10 Brits support calls for compulsory driver eye tests
• 1 in 3 visually-impaired drivers make two journeys each week without their glasses/lenses in
• One in five Brits have not had an eye test in the past two years
• Almost 1 in 10 vision-impaired parents endanger their children’s lives by driving without glasses

A third of Brits are unable to see properly whilst driving, research has revealed today, sparking a nationwide campaign for compulsory eye tests for all UK drivers. Click here for more

Show date: 8^th February 2012
Show time: 1pm

Bedwetting is an issue which affects approximately 600,000 children in the UK.  It is more common than parents think with a fifth of five year olds wetting the bed on a regular basis. Click here for more

Watch a short video of Dr Hilary Jones talking about the use of Second Generation Prebiotics in treating IBS

Dr Hilary Jones comments: “Traveller’s diarrhoea, irritable bowel syndrome and general conditions related to lowered immunity are among the most common of all problems seen in the GP’s surgery and among the most difficult and frustrating to treat. Preventing them with the use of clinically-proven second generation prebiotic galacto-oligosaccharides such as those from Bimuno is a major step forward and will avoid a huge amount of inconvenient and unnecessary misery for thousands.” Click here for more

A research team in the University of Oxford are researching the effects of sharing online patient and carer health information. They wish to find the best way to incorporate people’s experiences into health websites. Click here for more

Chris Evans MP explains, “Many of those who live with Inflammatory Bowel Disease suffer in silence; too embarrassed or afraid to speak openly about a condition which affects every aspect of their day to day life. By calling for this debate I hope to raise awareness of a condition that affects 250,000 people in theUK.

Despite the challenges of living with the illness, there is no reason that people with the disease cannot realise their potential. Click here for more

It’s that time of year again when the cold weather is upon us and we are all trying hard to ward off the inevitable cold and flu viruses. Research shows that our immune systems are particularly vulnerable in the winter and it can be a challenge to stay healthy when we are also run down and stressed especially after December! Click here for more

Rheumatoid arthritis, sometimes called RA for short, is a specific type of arthritis that develops when the body’s own immune system attacks the joints, causing pain, stiffness and swelling.

We have put together a series of pages where you will find information about rheumatoid arthritis Click here for more

The most important thing to consider when pursuing legal action is finding a lawyer with adequate experience in brain injury claims. It is important your solicitor understands your injury and is able to locate the best medical advice. A solicitor with experience will also be able to accurately assess the effect an injury has had on your life. Click here for more

Show date: 27^th January 2012
Show time: 2:45pm

One year on from the morning after pill becoming available without prescription from pharmacies in Ireland, new research by HRA Pharma shows that, despite fears that increased availability could lead to misuse Click here for more