A NEW campaign to warn of the dangers of vaping has been launched in Wokingham after research suggests that almost one in 10 teenagers use ecigarettes
Read moreDetailsBlue Monday takes place on the third Monday of January - it took place earlier this week.
Read moreDetailsJanuary marks the start of a new year and it is a good time to evaluate the current state of your health.
Read moreDetailsThe Order of St John Award for Organ Donation was given to the families and loved ones of 14 donors, run in conjunction with NHS Blood and Transplant
Read moreDetailsNHS Services in the Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, and Oxfordshire ICB are encouraging a series of steps people can take to stay safe and combat illness
Read moreDetailsAre you feeling the pinch as we head into the festive season?
Read moreDetailsAMBULANCE workers have announced the details of their planned strikes later in December, following a vote for industrial action. Members of the GMB union have announced that Wednesday, December 21,...
Read moreDetailsDuring the winter months the risk of having a heart attack or stroke increases. It is important to know what the risks are
Read moreDetailsAMBULANCE workers in Berkshire are set to strike following a vote among GMB Union members. Nine trusts across the UK are set to strike, including South Central Ambulance Service, which...
Read moreDetailsNEW 'female friendly' plasma donation machines have seen a surge in donors according to a Kings Road-based medical centre.
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