A red heat-health alert has been issued across parts of England until 25 June. This is the highest level of alert and indicates a risk to everyone's health, not just vulnerable groups.
Learn more about how to stay safe in hot weather.
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- While many of us enjoy the hot weather, it’s important to stay safe to avoid heat exhaustion or heatstroke. Here are some tips to help you beat the heat. ⬇️
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- As the weather heats up this weekend, make sure you're using sunscreen! Even if it’s cloudy, UV rays can still cause sunburn. Follow this advice to avoid getting burnt, and reduce your risk of developing skin cancer. Visit our website for more info on sun safety ⬇️
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- It’s #CervicalScreeningAwarenessWeek. Women aged 25 to 64 are invited for cervical screening. It checks for changes to cells in your cervix, helping prevent cervical cancer. If invited, or you missed your last screening, contact your GP practice or local sexual health clinic.
- There are high levels of pollen across some parts of the country over the coming days. Hay fever is a common allergy that causes sneezing, coughing and itchy eyes. You cannot cure it, but there are things you can do to help your symptoms
- During strike action, you should continue to attend any planned appointments unless you're contacted directly to rearrange. 👇The next round of industrial action starts at 7am on Monday 15 June, coinciding with the beginning of the football World Cup and hot weather. Patients are urged to attend appointments as normal unless contacted, and come forward for care they need. ℹ️ england.nhs.uk/2026/06/public…
- NHS repostedWe're launching a one-off MenB vaccination programme ahead of the 2026 academic year. Following recent outbreaks we've decided to do this to protect those young people at the highest immediate risk. Two doses are needed to be effective - the first will be available from July.
- NHS repostedWe're launching a one-off MenB vaccination programme ahead of the next academic year to protect young people from a life-threatening disease. This will help reduce the risk of serious illness and larger outbreaks. Two doses are needed for full protection. More:
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