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What tests are available for Coronavirus?
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The Covid-19 pandemic has brought about a time for us to protect ourselves, our families, our communities and our country. We have gone through worse as a nation and we hope that we will emerge soon with a new vaccine …

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Can I test myself for coronavirus?
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To our Friends, Partners, and Customers, In these challenging times, our entire team is thinking of you, and your health and safety. Being at the forefront of healthcare, we know you are concerned by the Covid-19 crisis. DocHQ is committed …

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Workplace hygeine top tips
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With our current coronavirus situation, these tips are especially useful to stay healthy. Handwashing with soap removes germs from your hands. Removing germs prevents infection because people frequently touch their eyes, nose, and mouth without even realising it. Germs can get …

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5 Ways to Boost your Mental Health
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We are all aware that mental health issues are on the rise. Universities are experiencing a surge in student anxiety, mental breakdowns and depression. There has been a sharp rise in students dropping out – of the 2015 intake, 26,000 left in …

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The Importance of Vaccinations
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Short of time? Let’s break it down. Choose from our 100, 500 or 2000+ word blog. The Story in 100 Words Vaccinations play a vital role in the fight against preventable diseases. Whether they are administered as a child, or …

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Where Brits travel and how to stay healthy
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Short of time? Let’s break it down. Choose from our 100, 500 or 2000 word blog. The story in 100 words Brits still love to travel abroad, perhaps a city break, cruise, backpacking or a couple of weeks well earnt …

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Everything You Need to Know About Yellow Fever
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Cases of yellow fever had traditionally been rare for international travellers. However, a surge of reported travel-associated cases in both 2017 and 2018 has brought the disease back into focus for those looking to travel to popular destinations in Africa …

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