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Every month, the STV Health Centre will highlight particular health issues and direct you to many of the information points and support services on offer.
In many cultures, death and dying are not talked about openly, and it can be difficult to face the knowledge that you are going to die.
Good oral health should be established in the child's earliest years.
ME is a condition which occurs when there is inflammation of the brain and spinal cord.
It is estimated that fibromyalgia affects nearly 1 in 20 people across the world
Studies have shown that you’re up to four times more likely to stop smoking successfully if you utilise smoking cessation services alongside treatments such as patches or gum.
Lupus is a poorly understood condition that affects many parts of the body
Thrombosis is a blood clot within a blood vessel
One in six of the population have some form of hearing loss
Asthma is a health condition that affects the airways of the lungs and causes them to become inflamed and swollen.
A bone marrow donation is a medical procedure that can be used in a bone marrow transplant to treat many serious, life-threatening conditions
Scotland has the highest prevalence of MS in the world
IBS is one of the most common gastrointestinal conditions
The best prevention against skin cancer is to be careful in the sun and limit the amount of time you spend in it.
Many people in the UK care for an older relative or partner who has health issues and it can be difficult to know where to go for support.
Parkinson's is caused by a loss of the nerve cells in the brain
The campaign aims to give people space to talk about their personal experiences of male cancer
Wear a daffodil to raise money and help the Marie Curie nurses provide more free care to people with terminal cancer and other illnesses.
WHO is working to cut TB occurrences and deaths by half by 2015
Smoking is bad for your health and increases your risk of getting many serious and often fatal diseases
Each year, about 6,800 women in the UK are diagnosed with ovarian cancer
