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Stress Awareness Month has been held in every April since 1992. It is a thirty day opportunity to increase public awareness on both the causes and cures for our modern stress epidemic.

Planning to strim the garden this weekend, or tackle that DIY project? Spire Gatwick Park’s ophthalmic surgeon, Mr Luke Herbert, says grab a pair of goggles first – it could save your sight.

As we build up to a warm weekend ahead, it’s going to make the London Marathon all that harder on Sunday. Especially if you are wearing a wedding dress.....

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in the UK, with over 40,000 new cases diagnosed every year.

We are all very proud of Spire Healthcare employee, Gordon Riche, in getting his first book, "The Eighth Thought" published.

Is your chosen hobby causing you hand pain? There are many activities that could contribute towards carpal tunnel syndrome including knitting, computer game play and gardening.

With the spring season approaching us, homeowners who pride themselves on their lush lawn and garden will be ready to put their green thumbs to work after the long winter break. Gardening can be an extremely enjoyable pastime, but between all the raking, seeding and weeding, it can take a toll on your back if you’re not careful.

Tummy troubles in children are hard to define, but they can cause distress to the child and worry for their parents. Spire Gatwick Park Hospital’s experienced consultant paediatrician with expertise in gastroenterology and nutrition, Dr Assad Butt, answers some of the more common problems.

March is ovarian cancer awareness month, our private GPs offer their advice on the signs and symptoms. Ovarian cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in women.

Broken heart syndrome is real and is often triggered by severe stress, which can cause damage to the heart muscle.