RT @NHSChoices: The temperature is due to climb over the next few days. In the UK, the risk of getting sunburn is highest from 11am to 3pm,…
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RT @NHSChoices: Did you know that giving up tobacco stops teeth becoming stained? Ex-smokers are also less likely than smokers to get gum d…
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RT @NHSChoices: You should aim to eat fish at least twice a week. Fish such as mackerel, sardines, fresh tuna and salmon are a source of om…
RT @NHSChoices: Today is National Bug Busting Day. Checking children for head-lice on a semi-regular basis could prevent spread: https://t.…
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If your doctor or nurse sends you for an investigation such as an x-ray or blood test, you will need to contact the surgery after your test for the result.
Please ring for results after 2.00pm when the reception staff will be more able to help you.
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