If you need urgent dental treatment over the bank holiday weekend, contact your usual dentist. If you cannot reach your dentist, use NHS 111 online or call 111 for information about your local out of hours service.

From today, we’re starting our autumn vaccine rollout, with millions of children and pregnant women now set to get their flu vaccinations. Vaccine teams are making it easier than ever to get protected – including family drop-in clinics. ℹ️ england.nhs.uk/2025/09/nhs-ki…

Is your child in school or about to start? Protect them by checking if they’re up to date with their vaccines. 🏫🛡 🔗 Get more info: nhs.uk/childhoodvacci… #GetVaccinated

Vaginal oestrogen may ease symptoms associated with the menopause, such as dryness, irritation and discomfort during sex while also cutting down frequent UTIs. 💧✨ 🔗 nice.org.uk/guidance/ng112…

‘I'm grateful for the physical relief and incredible people who make it possible.’ Tito has sickle cell disease and gets blood transfusions at St George's, Epsom and St Helier, where staff help her feel 'safe and cared for'. You too can make a difference to patients' lives ➡️ healthcareers.nhs.uk

📢 It's Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month. Getting vaccinated against #HPV gives long-lasting protection against developing HPV-related cancers. If your child missed their jab, check the NHS website to see if they're eligible for a catch-up. 🔗 nhs.uk/vaccinations/h…

Paracetamol is the first choice of painkiller if you're pregnant and is still considered the safest choice of pain relief during pregnancy. There is no evidence it causes autism in children. Kate Brintworth, our Chief Midwifery Officer, explains more 🎥

Do you know the difference between a heart attack and cardiac arrest? Know what to do in these emergencies and help spread the word. #WorldHeartDay

Newborn babies will now be routinely screened and treated earlier on the NHS for a rare life-threatening metabolic disorder, which can result in the need for a liver transplant. Read more ➡️ england.nhs.uk/2025/10/nhs-to…

Menopause will be part of routine NHS health checks for the first time. By tailoring checks to include questions around menopause, we hope more women will get the support they need to manage their symptoms. ℹ️ gov.uk/government/new…

ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is a condition where someone’s brain works differently to most people’s. It’s important to increase understanding and support for people with ADHD. Learn more about ADHD including how to manage it ⬇️ nhs.uk/conditions/adh…

From October to March we can’t make enough vitamin D from sunlight, so to keep bones and muscles healthy, it’s best to take a daily 10 microgram supplement of vitamin D. You can get vitamin D from most pharmacies and retailers. ➡️ nhs.uk/conditions/vit…

Perimenopause is one of the three stages of menopause. It’s when menopause symptoms start but your periods haven’t stopped. Symptoms can have a big impact on life, including relationships and work. Find out more: nhs.uk/conditions/men…

From today, women in England can get the emergency contraceptive pill for free from pharmacies, without needing a GP appointment. This is part of ongoing work to expand NHS services through community pharmacies. ➡️ england.nhs.uk/2025/10/free-m…

The first sign of a stroke might not seem like much, like not being able to raise your arm. Or struggling to smile. Or slurring when you speak. Any sign of a stroke is always an emergency. Face or arm or speech, at the first sign, it's time to call 999.

For some people – like children, pregnant women, older adults and those with long term conditions – flu can lead to serious illness.   Getting vaccinated helps protect you and those around you. Book now via your GP, pharmacy or the NHS App.   ℹ️ nhs.uk/fluvaccine

Every day, thousands of people’s lives are saved or improved thanks to blood donations. It’s quick and easy to give blood and in one hour, up to three lives can be saved. Register to become a blood donor now at blood.co.uk🩸

Your pharmacist can provide treatment or some prescription medicine, if needed, for seven common conditions - without you seeing a GP. Think pharmacy first and get seen by your local community pharmacy team. #AskYourPharmacist

It’s #StressAwarenessDay. Most people feel stressed sometimes — it’s a normal part of life. But if stress is affecting your daily life, there are things you can try that may help.