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For one day only at the Spire Harpenden Hospital, Dr Adesugba will be offering free mini consultation sessions where you can ask questions, have your ears assessed, learn about the options available for improving your hearing abilities and also try out some new technology.

Wearing high heels may be aesthetically pleasing, but continual wear leads to many problems in the feet such as ingrown toe nails, hammertoe and bunions which aren’t so aesthetically pleasing!

Sugar - the main culprit for many illnesses including diabetes, heart disease and strokes. It’s important to know your facts and change your lifestyle accordingly, as this will add both years to your life and life to your years.

Christmas shopping hurts all of our bank balances, but what about causing long-term injuries to your body? Here we have a few tips for you to put in place to avoid injury during this festive period.

One in eight people with lung cancer have never smoked. Respiratory consultant, Dr James Ramsay, tells us the main tell-tale signs to look out for, as early presentation and diagnosis supports better treatment outcomes and a better prognosis.

Diabetes, the word is often mentioned, but do we actually know what the disease is and how it can affect us? If the answer is no, please do read on and if the answer is yes, you may learn something new!

Have you found yourself waking up with a sore throat, congestion or the dreaded flu? Unfortunately it’s that time of the year again! Here are a few ways to help protect your body against the long winter season ahead.

Around 10 million people will experience a mental health issue each year in the UK. Taking 10 minutes to start a meaningful conversation can really brighten someone’s day.

Living with arthritis can be painful, uncomfortable and isn’t easy to live with. For National Arthritis Week we discuss types of arthritis and how we can help ease away your pain.

You’re probably sick of hearing ‘eat well’ and ‘exercise more’ to reduce your risk of practically all health related illnesses. So, let’s talk about how easy it is to incorporate these into your daily routine without having to make huge lifestyle changes.