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Need to know your loved ones are okay?

Getting speedy medical advice and assurance from a GP when a loved one is ill is what Tower Hamlets residents want.

Tower Hamlets residents asked for feedback on the future of local NHS services

Pass it on to help save lives

Have you passed on your wishes to family and friends about organ donation? Local GPs and the NHS Organ Donor Register are asking people to speak to their loved ones ahead of National Transplant Week 7-13 July 2014.

Support people who need blood

Local GPs are asking people to be a hero and give blood as stocks are running low.

Tower Hamlets GP influencing the health influencers

Dr Sam Everington OBE a local GP and chair of NHS Tower Hamlets Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) has joined the board of trustees at The King s Fund.

More people in Tower Hamlets receiving diabetes care

Diabetes UK the leading diabetes charity has released the latest information on diabetes care across the country. Their Diabetes Watch tool allows people to compare the standards of diabetes care in their area with the rest of the UK.

Khat is now an illegal Class C drug

Tower Hamlets Council and the local NHS are reminding residents that the drug khat is now (from June 24 2014) an illegal class C drug under new legislation introduced by the government.

iCan- Get behind National Diabetes Week

GPs in Tower Hamlets are saying iCan get behind National Diabetes Week an awareness week that runs from 8 to 14 June. Local clinicians are supporting people who have diabetes to manage their condition better and are asking people at risk of developing type 2 diabetes to get tested and take steps to reduce their risk.

Join us to plan the future of health care in Tower Hamlets

GPs and NHS staff in Tower Hamlets are inviting local people to give their opinions about health services in the borough.

Are you anxiety aware?

Local people shouldn t struggle on if they have high stress levels or are suffering from anxiety and instead should seek help say family doctors in Tower Hamlets.

Specialist Cancer and Cardiovascular proposals

Quit Tobacco for Ramadan and for Life

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