Poisoning in children and older people – prevention and treatment
Poisoning in Children and older people More than 28,000 children receive treatment for poisoning, or suspected poisoning accidents every year. The age group 0-4 are most at risk, with boys being more likely to have accidents than girls. The issue is serious for...
Fun things to do this Easter
Fun things to do this Easter Whilst Easter is an opportunity to indulge in lots of chocolate eggs, hot cross buns and family roast dinners, it also offers a perfect chance to get out and about in the fresh air. According to NHS Choices, exercise can help to reduce...
Why is it so important for children to learn first aid?
Why is it so important for children to learn first aid? The Department for Education has just undertaken a consultation on what should be included on the school curriculum for PSHE (Personal, Social and Health Education). First aid training is a vital life skill and...
Breaks, Sprains and Dislocations – What you need to know
We all know someone who has had a break, sprain or dislocation at some time. Be it from ice skating, slipping whilst running by the side of a swimming pool, or even just falling badly, these injuries happen all the time, no matter what time of year. Whilst breaks and...

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