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The NHS will soon be offering free lung health checks in parts of Whitefield, Besses and Unsworth.

As part of collaborative work with NHS England's attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) programme team, Healthwatch England are looking for between 15 and 30 people with ADHD to participate in an online workshop.

The bowel cancer screening programme is expanding and is now available to everyone aged 52 in Bury.

People living in Greater Manchester are asked to come forward as usual for care during collective action by GP services which started Thursday 1 August 2024.

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Complete our short survey and help the NHS hear if you are getting the right help to prevent or deal with sight problems.

This survey is part of wider work to help Bury Council to understand how they can improve what they do to support unpaid adult carers supporting someone 18+ living in Bury.

People tell Healthwatch England how social care support could improve their quality of life.

What are physician associates? Find out about their training and what kind of care they can provide.

NHS England and the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) welcome your comments on their proposals for an integrated, rules-based medical technology (medtech) pathway.

According to estimates by Healthwatch England, up to 1.5 million working-age disabled people in England could need social care support but are not accessing it. This means they are likely to be missing out on help with daily activities such as washing, cleaning, socialising, and going to the shops.