Advice and Information

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) affect the urinary tract, including the bladder, urethra, or kidneys. In some people, if left untreated, UTIs can lead to severe infection and sepsis that can cause you to be very ill and in need in hospital treatment.

Supporting people through disability benefit claims, Mandatory Reconsiderations, assessments, and tribunal appeals.

NHS Greater Manchester gives advice on keeping the whole family safe during the summer holidays

A simple way to make important medical information available in an emergency.

The NHS has launched a new online self-assessment tool for women who experience a bleed or spotting they’ve been through the menopause and who are not on HRT.

The aim of this study is to develop and test a new treatment for people with asthma which will enable them to improve the way the muscles around their lungs work.

Free help with your smartphone, tablet, laptop and other tech (for people 50+)

Upcoming events, Easter activities and more from Dignifying Dementia.

Out of work and have goals you want to achieve, or challenges you want to overcome?

Mind (the mental health charity) would like to understand more about your experiences of mental health support.

Pharmacies (or chemists) can give expert advice on minor health problems and illnesses.

For many women, managing ADHD or autism during menopause can feel overwhelming. Symptoms may intensify, daily life can become more challenging, and receiving a new diagnosis at this stage of life can add another layer of uncertainty. A combination of medical guidance, emotional support, and practical lifestyle strategies can make a meaningful difference.