Music unlocks our memories and supports dementia care, says home visits optician
Music can play a vital role in unlocking our memories, and in supporting those living with dementia.
Read moreDetailsMusic can play a vital role in unlocking our memories, and in supporting those living with dementia.
Read moreDetailsOn Your Feet Day, held last week, is a national awareness day to promote the benefits of sitting less and moving more.
Read moreDetailsA new initiative aims to help identify undiagnosed cardiovascular disease by offering blood pressure checks.
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Stress can indirectly affect our heart by reducing motivation to eat well and exercise.
Read moreDetailsA CONFERENCE that will focus on mental health and wellbeing in children and young people will take place next month.
Read moreDetailsA GENEROUS giver is celebrating a whole year of life-saving donations of plasma, as the donation scheme has restarted
Read moreDetailsNutritious snacking can help children curb hunger throughout the day, as well as provide energy and important nutrients, here's some simple tips
Read moreDetailsWE ALL love a bargain, but it seems that Reading is a bit flabby when it comes to gym prices
Read moreDetailsThe new Wokingham Leisure Centre at Carnival Hub is set to open its doors on Wednesday, June 29.
Read moreDetailsThe government will no longer be providing free universal symptomatic and asymptomatic testing to the public in England from Friday, April 1.
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