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Did you know around 1 in 8 woman are diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime? October is breast cancer awareness month; you can show your support by wearing pink. Checking your breasts regularly can help find any unusual lumps. Early detection increases the chances of a better recovery. As you get older your chances […]
Did you know it is thought that around 2% to 5% of school aged children may have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)? People are commonly diagnosed between age 6 to 12. There is no cure for ADHD but with the right support it can be managed; medication and therapy can help adults deal with the […]
The British Veterinary Zoological Society (BVZS) has issued Guidelines for veterinary surgeons and wildlife professionals working in the field of British native wildlife rescue and rehabilitation. The guidelines clarify the law relating to this area for all stakeholders and promote best practice within wildlife rescue centres. The guidelines offer support to veterinary surgeons, veterinary nurses […]
On 1 October 2016, the National Minimum Wage (NMW) rates increased. These increases are designed to pull up wages in line with inflation. There are no changes to the National Living Wage (NLW) – for workers aged 25 and over- which was introduced in April 2016, this remains at £7.20 per hour. However all other […]
Did you know smoking is the biggest cause of death and illness in the UK? 1 cigarette contains around 4800 chemicals; only 69 are known. Smoking can cause unrepairable damage to our lungs which make it harder for smokers to breathe. Passive smoking is dangerous because although you can’t see the smoke the chemicals can […]
Mental health problems are incredibly common. It is estimated that 1 in 6 people in the past week have experienced a common mental health problem. Just as people are not defined by their physical injuries and disabilities, mental illness is not a character flaw and is not a sign of personal weakness. Defining people by their […]
Bite-sized dog grooming courses recently developed by The College of Animal Welfare’s dog grooming team, will give dog owners in the Huntingdonshire area the opportunity to learn more about how to care for, and groom, their dog’s coat. The new, two-part, courses starting in October at our centre in Godmanchester, will begin by allowing the […]
The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) has sent its annual notice to the majority of veterinary nurses, noting that the annual renewal fee of £61 required for continued registration on the VN register is due by 1 November. The renewal fee can be paid online using a debit or credit card, or by cheque, […]
Did you know the flu virus can survive on surfaces for up to 8 hours? Symptoms of the flu can include temperatures, tiredness, headaches, pains/aches and sore throats. To prevent getting the flu you can book an appointment with your doctor to get the vaccine. This is free to anyone over 65, pregnant woman and […]
Did you know abdominal exercises do not assist you in getting a flat stomach? Going to the gym can help reduce stress and increase brain power. When you exercise it releases energy which means you can feel energised for the rest of the day. Making time for fitness is important because it gives you the […]