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A woman is coughing into her hand, which is not a safe way to cough -coughing into the crease of an elbow or into a tissue is better at preventing the spread of a virus- and consequently she may pass her infection to others.

By Dr Amit Patel
04.03.20
Pulmonology & respiratory medicine

Taking precautions against the coronavirus (COVID-19)

Dr Amit Patel, a leading consultant in pulmonology and respiratory medicine, clarifies what we currently know about the coronavirus Covid-19 as of the 4th of March 2020. This includes how it spreads, why people are being asked to self-isolate and the factor of age with the virus. He also shares with you advice from medical professionals and reliable and frequently updated information sources.

By Professor Melvin Lobo
26.11.19
Cardiology

Managing high blood pressure

Hypertension or high blood pressure is highly prevalent, with 1.13 billion people worldwide diagnosed with the condition, and this is predicted to increase to 1.5 billion by the year 2025. Professor Melvin Lobo, a global expert in hypertension, talks to us about hypertension and the future of hypertension treatments.

Woman with smooth and youthful skin smiling

By Mr William Townley
04.10.19
Surgery

The lift-and-fill facelift: ready to rejuvenate your look?

A lift-and-fill facelift is a modern approach to facial rejuvenation by tightening and lifting skin and soft tissues, resulting in a smoother and more youthful appearance. Mr William Townley, a consultant plastic surgeon in London explains why the lift-and-fill facelift has gained popularity over recent years and what you can expect after the procedure.

By Mr William Townley
12.04.19
Plastic surgery

Facial fat transfer: a natural cosmetic option

It’s 2019 and in today’s world, there are a multitude of options when it comes to aesthetic treatments. While nose jobs and injections of fillers are still widely performed, a more natural technique for filling out facial volume, which is growing in popularity, is facial fat transfer. Leading plastic surgeon Mr William Townley is here to explain.

By Mr Tarun Singhal
22.01.19
Colorectal surgery

Diverticular disease: ask an expert!

Diverticular disease may not be cancerous, but it can cause some distinctly unpleasant symptoms in the gut, including diverticulitis (inflammation). But what is this condition? We asked experienced colorectal surgeon Mr Ash Prabhudesai, who provides this expert guide.

By Mr Santdeep Paun
16.01.19
Otolaryngology / ENT

ENT surgeon Mr Santdeep Paun - being a Top Doctor

Mr Santdeep Paun is a leading ENT (otolaryngology) surgeon who specialises in nasal and facial plastic surgery. He is based in a selection of well-known clinics across central London, including his clinics on Harley Street and at St Bartholomew’s Hospital. We spoke to Mr Santdeep Paun about why he chose to become a doctor and to become a specialist in ENT surgery.

By Mr David Bell
17.12.18
Neurosurgery

5 different types of spondylolisthesis

When a bone in the vertebra slips out of place it is known as a condition called spondylolisthesis. There are, however, five types of this condition and none of which should be confused for a slipped disc. Leading neurosurgeon Mr David Bell explains the differences and how it's treated.

By Professor Francis Chinegwundoh MBE
03.12.18
Urology

Diagnosing prostate cancer - having a transperineal prostate biopsy

1 in 8 men in the UK will receive a diagnosis of prostate cancer in their lifetime. The prostate is a male gland located between the bladder and penis, surrounding the urethra. The prostate grows in size with age and its main purpose is to help make semen, which is the fluid that carries the sperm. Professor Francis Chinegwundoh MBE, a renowned urologist, explains how prostate cancer can be diagnosed with a transperineal prostate biopsy.

By Mr Shahab Siddiqi
27.11.18
Surgery

Here’s how to treat an itchy bottom

It’s not a problem we like to talk about – but 1 in 20 people will suffer from itchy bottom at some point in life. So what can you do to treat it, and when should you see a doctor? We asked leading surgeon Mr Shahab Siddiqi…

shoulder injury, shoulder dislocation, shoulder instability, sports injuries

By Mr Steven Corbett
21.11.18
Orthopaedic surgery

Dislocated shoulder: The 5 facts you need to know

Dislocating a joint is a very painful experience, especially in a joint as large and important as the shoulder. This injury often requires a trip to A&E and may need physiotherapy. Skilled orthopaedic surgeon Mr Steven Corbett is here with all the facts you need to know about a dislocated shoulder.

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