NHS: Apply Sunscreen 30 Mins Before Going Out
The NHS advises checking phones for UV alerts and applying sunscreen 30 minutes before going out as UK UV levels reach 7-8. Reapply every 2 hours and seek shade 11am-3pm.
The NHS advises checking phones for UV alerts and applying sunscreen 30 minutes before going out as UK UV levels reach 7-8. Reapply every 2 hours and seek shade 11am-3pm.
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The NHS reminds Brits to apply sunscreen 30 minutes before going out, as UV levels hit 7-8 across the UK this week, urging protection even on cloudy days.
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A nurse developed cellulitis from blisters caused by TK Maxx sandals, requiring hospital treatment. She warns others to wash new shoes and wear socks when trying on footwear.
A nurse in Wales was hospitalised with cellulitis after wearing TK Maxx sandals that others had likely tried on, triggering a potentially deadly infection. She urges others to wash new shoes.
John Lewis urgently recalls 15 doorstops and draught excluders due to potential asbestos contamination. Customers told to stop using immediately and return for refund.
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Danielle Andersen, 17, dismissed her headaches as heatwave dehydration, but they were a ruptured dermoid cyst. A craniotomy to remove the tumour caused a stroke, leaving her paralysed. Six months later, she is dancing again.
Pauline Shillito, 84, was refused a plaster by her pharmacy and GP after cutting her finger, told to call 999. A neighbour helped her.
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Aaron Mills, 18, died of MenB meningitis five days after developing a headache. His parents campaign for wider vaccination, and a 100-mile charity run is planned.
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