Sarah Thompson

Take care of your mental health by engaging in activities such as reading and exercising. Spend time with friends for social support, understanding, and positivity. Fix oral health issues through braces, dental implants, or whitening treatments.  Eat a balanced diet with more healthy food options to nourish the body and provide essential nutrients. Make small

Stress is a physiological response triggered by perceived threats. It causes digestive issues, high blood pressure, skin & hair conditions, muscle tension, and a weakened immune system. Yoga, regular exercise, mindful meditation & professional help can reduce stress levels. Stress hormones like cortisol disrupt the digestive system & cause inflammation. Mindful meditation encourages staying in

Oral cancer is a form of cancer that affects the mouth, throat, and other parts of the face. The leading cause of oral cancer is tobacco use and excessive alcohol consumption Poor oral hygiene and HPV infection can also lead to oral cancer. Signs and symptoms may include red or white patches in the mouth,

To prevent furniture and items from tipping over, securely attach them to walls or floors. For sports activities, make sure to wear properly fitted protective gear. It is important to regularly see a doctor to keep track of your physical, behavioral, and emotional growth. Establish safety guidelines for your home and perform inspections for potential

Holistic care focuses on treating your child as a whole person, taking into account their physical, emotional, and social health.  Ensure your child follows a balanced diet, gets enough sleep, and receives regular medical check-ups.  Teach your child emotional resilience by encouraging positive self-talk and coping skills such as deep breathing or mindfulness exercises.  Promote

The medical industry in the UK is worth £277 billion and employs millions of people, making it a vital sector. A shortage of around 30,000 medical professionals has been attributed to several factors, such as a lack of funding. High workloads and burnout are significant contributors to the shortage of healthcare workers. An aging population