As clearly evidenced, employee health is still often overlooked in many workplaces in the UK and around the world. Recent trends have revealed that employees are now more engaged with…
What Are Brain Diseases? The brain is the most important organ in the human body. It plays an integral role in the nervous system, allowing us to think and feel….
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has cemented itself into a very robust role in the world in the past couple of decades. However, most do not consider the many ways we interact…
If you already suffer from aching/weak joints or arthritis, it is crucial that you prioritise your joint health. Your joints are essential for helping you maintain mobility in your body,…
Although osteoporosis is a bone disease that can be genetically passed down, there are certain lifestyle choices you can make to prevent it. This helpful guide from Echelon Health will…
Our musculoskeletal system includes our bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and other structures that connect the body and help it move and navigate the world around us. As such, it is…
Skin cancer is the growth of abnormal cells on the outer layer of the skin. Mutation can cause these abnormal cells to multiply rapidly, leading to cancerous tumours. Skin cancer…
Cancer, unfortunately, is quite a common diagnosis among people, especially those of older age. However, some types of cancer can be managed or effectively prevented. This blog will be going…
Colon cancer, also known as bowel cancer or rectal cancer, is the 4th most common cancer in the UK among men and women with about 42,900 new bowel cancer cases…
Most of us will reach a point in our lives when we start to worry about our health. You may wonder if you have any underlying health issues or an…
Thanks to the advancements in healthcare technology, we can now detect diseases at a much quicker rate and identify them earlier on in the process. Health screenings have continued to…
Being able to detect problems before they become serious is one of the main reasons for having a health check-up – but you can’t always use public services for prevention….
