Dry January 2022: Let’s drink (mindfully) to that!
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Dry January, one of several challenges that aims to improve health, has become more and more popular in recent years and is...
Ask a Top Cardiologist: Dr Boon Lim
At Top Doctors we like to get to know our doctors on a
personal level, and we want their patients to get to...
How pop culture helps us to understand HIV and AIDS
The recent news that medicine for HIV-positive status is now available in the form of two injections every two months rather than...
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How pop culture helps us to understand HIV and AIDS
The recent news that medicine for HIV-positive status is now available in the form of two injections every two months rather than...
Why are at-home genetic tests problematic?
Nowadays with a quick swab of your cheek,
not only can you trace your family history, but know whether you have a chance
of...
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: The latest advances in breast cancer research
Breast Cancer research is always providing us with new knowledge about this life-changing disease. Here we look at the latest advances in breast cancer research.
The ABCs of viral hepatitis
Viral hepatitis is one of the biggest global health threats of our time, with 1.34 million deaths a year caused by the viral liver disease. Hepatitis B and C kill more people annually than HIV/AIDS, malaria and TB. However, according to the World Health Organisation, there are approximately 290 million people in the world that are unaware that they are living with viral hepatitis.
Wellbeing
Winter wellness in 2022: Prioritising your wellbeing to fight the January blues
Why do we fall into a January slump?
January is no one’s favourite month of the year. It’s dark...
Dry January 2022: Let’s drink (mindfully) to that!
Dry January, one of several challenges that aims to improve health, has become more and more popular in recent years and is...
Hair loss in men: how it can affect men’s mental health
Hair loss in men is our latest topic of discussion for this post, and to appropriately mark Men’s Health Awareness Month, Movember...
Are scary movies bad for your health?
Happy Halloween!! I for one love Halloween, ever since I was a child; dressing up, trick-or-treating, chocolate covered apples and barmbrack. I...
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Movember health special: we need to talk about male suicide and prevention
Male suicide is still a heartbreaking epidemic. Although women are more likely to be diagnosed with depression, men are three times more to suffer in silence and take their own life. In recent years, men’s mental health awareness has seemed to increase thanks to the Movember movement, and the stigma around depression seems to be easing, but last year, after many years of decline, male suicide rates in the UK increased. What's going on?
Benefits of breastfeeding
When it comes to feeding your baby, which is better? Breast milk or formula? What are the benefits of breastfeeding? Lets take a look at the pros, cons, myths, and truths about breastfeeding.
How accurate are medical TV shows?
Your favourite medical TV show often runs a risk of getting things wrong at times. Writers have the tricky task of fitting complex medical jargon, hospital politics and the personal lives of doctors all into one drama-fuelled hour of entertainment. As expected, they don’t always get it right.
Getting your health back on track this autumn
Summer takes us on a holiday away from our regular lives and it's normal to lose focus on your health and personal goals. Luckily, it’s incredibly easy to jump back into a healthy lifestyle and get your health back on track. Keep reading for some useful tips and advice on how to recharge both your physical and mental health this autumn.
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Ask a Top Cardiologist: Dr Boon Lim
At Top Doctors we like to get to know our doctors on a
personal level, and we want their patients to get to...
Top Doctors Announces Investment Round of $13 Million from Impact Partners and ICF Capital
Investment supports further growth of Top Doctors in key markets The company will close the financial year 2021 with a turnover of...
Ask a Top Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon: Professor Andrew Baildam
Professor Baildam talks to us about how he became a consultant breast surgeon, how oncoplastic breast surgery has developed over the last 20 years, and what he expects for the future of breast cancer treatment.
Top Doctors offers free e-Consultation to Doctors who need it to care for their patients
Top Doctors is offering e-Consultation for free to all medical professionals during the COVID-19 crisis in a bid to help doctors connect with their patients.