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NHS England figures released in June 2020, showed that more people than ever before were waiting longer than 18 weeks for planned hospital surgery. The impact from the pandemic has seen a surge in interest into private health insurance policies... Read full article

The rise of data gained from FemTech and wearable technology is set to revolutionise future healthcare for women.... Read full article

Do you ever feel like you’re eating less than ever, moving more than ever but not losing the weight you want? Maybe you’ve cut out a food group and not seeing the magic weight loss you were promised? ... Read full article

Becoming a new mother is a period of time filled with lots of mixed emotions, and significant changes to your body. As a GP and mother, I know from first-hand experience how essential it is to receive expert care and support in these crucial weeks... Read full article

The fourth trimester is a way of describing the 12-week period immediately after you’ve had your baby. Every mother and their new-born baby will go through this, but not everyone recognises it.... Read full article

The running app ‘Couch to 5K’ has surpassed the threshold of 5 million downloads, with 2.36 million downloads recorded since the start of the pandemic, an increase of 92% in 2020 compared to 2019.... Read full article

At HealthHubble we understand just how important it is finding the right clinician, therapist or professional for your individual needs. ... Read full article

According to new research almost 50% of women going through the menopause are turning to private healthcare services in order to help manage symptoms after failing to either receive appropriate support or correct prescriptions from NHS services.... Read full article

While there is a lot of education and awareness about the female pelvic floor muscles, particularly during pregnancy and after childbirth, there is very little education regarding male pelvic floor muscles. ... Read full article

Back pain is unfortunately widespread: 80% of the population will suffer back pain once in their life. ... Read full article