Why get vaccinated? The worthwhile benefits at every age
How vaccines work, the key vaccines for children and adults, and common misconceptions.
Read more →Over 50 health articles — understanding diseases, prevention, health checks and vaccines, written in plain language by the team at Doctor Chat Clinic. If you have worrying symptoms, you can call us for advice any day.
How vaccines work, the key vaccines for children and adults, and common misconceptions.
Read more →Symptoms, at-risk groups, and why you should be vaccinated every year.
Read more →How HPV causes cervical cancer, when to get vaccinated, and who should.
Read more →Preventing pneumonia and severe infection in at-risk groups.
Read more →Which wounds are risky, and why a booster is needed.
Read more →Shingles in older adults, and the vaccine that helps prevent it.
Read more →How hepatitis spreads, and the vaccines that protect against liver disease.
Read more →Wash the wound at once, see a doctor quickly, and get preventive injections.
Read more →The standard vaccines by age, and the optional vaccines worth considering.
Read more →Influenza, pneumococcal, shingles and other recommended vaccines.
Read more →Warning signs, the critical phase, and the dengue vaccine.
Read more →How it differs from a common cold, and when you must see a doctor quickly.
Read more →Catching silent diseases early, when they are easier and cheaper to treat.
Read more →Thalassaemia, sexually transmitted diseases, and family planning.
Read more →Preparing the mother's body, vaccines, and folic acid before pregnancy.
Read more →CBC, blood sugar, lipids, liver, kidneys, and infection.
Read more →Recording the heart's electrical activity to check rhythm and heart muscle.
Read more →Viewing the liver, kidneys, gallbladder and abdominal organs, with no radiation.
Read more →Blood sugar, at-risk groups, and how to interpret the results.
Read more →The "bad" and "good" cholesterol, and the risk to your heart.
Read more →Cervical, breast, colon and liver cancer — detected early, often curable.
Read more →Iron deficiency, thalassaemia, and the relevant blood tests.
Read more →Symptoms, complications, and keeping blood sugar under control.
Read more →Measuring blood pressure regularly, cutting salt, and looking after yourself.
Read more →High LDL raises heart and stroke risk, and how to manage it.
Read more →BMI, waist circumference, and sustainable weight loss.
Read more →Foods to avoid, and caring for inflamed joints.
Read more →Overactive and underactive thyroid, and how it is tested.
Read more →Risk factors, warning signs, and prevention.
Read more →Slowing kidney decline, cutting salt, and managing underlying conditions.
Read more →Telling the symptoms apart, caring for them, and when to see a doctor.
Read more →Symptoms, at-risk groups, vaccines, and home care.
Read more →Dehydration, oral rehydration salts, and prevention.
Read more →Avoiding allergens, and how to manage the symptoms.
Read more →Triggers, inhalers, and preventing flare-ups.
Read more →Symptoms, at-risk groups, and the vaccine that protects against it.
Read more →A cough lasting more than 2 weeks, testing, and treatment.
Read more →Symptoms, at-risk groups, and how to protect yourself when wading through water.
Read more →Clogged pores, how to care for them, and when to see a doctor.
Read more →Caring for dry, itchy skin and avoiding triggers.
Read more →Keeping skin clean and dry, and treating the fungal infection.
Read more →Causes, care, and the signs of a severe allergic reaction.
Read more →Nutrition, sleep, vaccines, and the signs that warrant seeing a doctor.
Read more →Fever, rashes, diarrhoea and hand-foot-mouth disease — recognise the symptoms.
Read more →The four domains of development, and the signs of developmental delay.
Read more →Breast milk, age-appropriate foods, and building good eating habits.
Read more →Sponging down, fever-reducing medicine, and the danger signs.
Read more →Eating all five food groups, cutting sugar, fat and salt, and the healthy plate.
Read more →The 150 minutes/week guideline, and how to get started.
Read more →Causes, adjusting your posture, and approaches to treatment.
Read more →Call the clinic, or chat on Line to ask about symptoms and make an appointment.