Gold for Everyone Health in Ministry of Defence Awards

Everyone Health has been celebrated at a glitzy award ceremony held in the Officer’s Mess at Prince William of Gloucester Barracks for being one of the East Midlands’ greatest champions for our Armed Forces. Partnerships between Defence and civilian employers are a fundamental foundation of the UK’s Reserve Forces. Thousands of such partnerships exist to

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How you can keep up with your cardiovascular health

It’s World Menopause Day, and this year’s theme is focusing on cardiovascular disease. Menopause is one of the risk factors that can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease in women as a result of the lack of oestrogen being produced. Oestrogeon is necessary for your heart health as it protects the arteries of your heart

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Everyone Health are Saluting Our Sisters – Black History Month

October marks the start of Black History Month here in the UK, a time where we continue to recognise and celebrate the invaluable achievements and contributions of the Black community, as well as championing for inclusivity.  This year’s Black History Month theme of ‘Saluting our Sisters’ is to celebrate the exceptional achievements of black women,

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Everyone Health backs government smoking ban

As long-standing leaders in the area of tobacco control, Everyone Health are welcoming the moves to phase out the sale of cigarettes in England, dubbed the ‘biggest public health intervention in a generation’. Rishi Sunak’s plans to create a smoke-free generation. The policy will see the age at which people can buy tobacco products increase

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Are you drinking away your daily sugar intake?

A ‘coffee and a catch-up’ has been a staple in people’s social lives for years, however research has now revealed that some high-street chain coffee shops are selling coffees that are laced with MORE sugar than a Mars bar. NHS Health Advice suggests people should not exceed a maximum of 30g – or around seven teaspoons of free sugar

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