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RT @NHSChoices: Measles can make you seriously ill. Young people need to contact their GP to make sure they are protected: https://t.co/U7R…
RT @NHSChoices: With such high temperatures this past week, it is important to know how to keep cool. Check out some tips for coping with t…
RT @NHSChoices: The recent heatwave has caused a spike in insect bites. See our advice on what to do if you've been bitten or stung and whe…
RT @NHSChoices: Know a snorer? It can be a symptom of a disorder called sleep apnoea. Read more: https://t.co/COfwqOOQn5 https://t.co/QKLim…
RT @NHSChoices: Did you know 25% of our daily sugar intake comes from soft drinks? More info on other surprising sources of sugar: https://…
If your doctor or nurse sends you for an investigation such as an x-ray or blood test, you will need to contact the surgery after your test for the result.
Please ring for results after 2.00pm when the reception staff will be more able to help you.
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