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Stop scrolling! It’s time to perform a quick and vital breast self-exam. According to Breast Cancer Now , approximately 56,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer each year in the UK and around 60% of breast cancer cases in England are diagnosed because women identify unusual changes in their breast and report these to their GP. This October consultant breast surgeon Anushka Chaudhry from The Ridgeway Hospital is on a mission to educate and help as many people as we can reach, to raise awareness and fight breast cancer. Video description: Consultant Breast Surgeon Anushka gives guidance on how to check your breasts.

This October, join us in understanding the signs and symptoms of breast cancer. Our expert consultant and breast surgeon, Anushka Chaudhry, will guide us through recognizing early signs and changes in the breasts. Today, she shares essential tips on how to check your breasts, what to look out for, and when to see a specialist. Video description: Consultant Breast Surgeon Anushka from The Ridgeway Hospital gives guidance on breast cancer early signs and how check your breasts.

"After 15 years in Banking, changing the industry you have worked in most of your life was never going to be easy, and joining The Clementine Churchill Hospital on the first day of lockdown wasn’t going to make it any easier." Get inspired by Rubal's story and see how over the last few years, he not only adapted to a completely new working environment, but also stepped up into a senior leadership role, inspiring a bigger team. Image description: Through the slides, Rubal tells his career story, since joining Circle Health Group, the challenges he faced and the successes.

Last week we held our very first Circle Football Tournament at Powerleague in Battersea, London. It was amazing to see many of our hospitals and corporate teams take part, a great way for everyone to get active and have a bit of competitive fun. Most importantly we came together to raise money for our nominated charity, the MND Association. Congratulations to the Plate winners: Southend Private Hospital, Retina Rangers and the skilful winners of the Cup Final, The Alexandra Hospital, Hardly Athletic F.C. Images description: Image 1 A group of joufyl players from Southend Hospital, in blue and black striped uniforms celebrating with a trophy. Image 2 A group of six individuals from The Alexandra Hospital, in matching sports uniforms joyfully celebrating with a trophy Image 3 Group of people playing football outdoors, with one player in the center about to kick the ball.

Since celebrating World Sepsis Day a few weeks ago, our staff has been actively engaged in ongoing efforts to raise awareness about sepsis. This life-threatening condition occurs when the body’s response to infection causes damage to its own tissues and organs. We believe in the power of education and prevention. Our team participated in various activities, including informative sessions, workshops, and discussions to better understand sepsis and its impact. We also shared valuable resources with our community to help spread the word about early detection and treatment as well as using the updated UK Sepsis Trust Sepsis Clinical Assessment Tools.

Did you know that every week in the UK, twelve families will experience the loss of a loved one under the age of 35 to sudden cardiac death? These deaths are often caused by a genetic heart condition. We are proud to be part of the “In A Heartbeat” programme that aims to answers questions about heart and circulatory disease and underscore the urgent need to address its causes. It will showcase our innovative approach to managing cardiology conditions. Learn more about the hospitals involved and our commitment to heart health. Watch the full programme here: https://bit.ly/3XERDg3 British Heart Foundation Image description: Promotional image for 'In a Heartbeat,' launching on World Heart Day. A partnership with British Heart Foundation and ITN, presented by Louise Minchin. Features the logo and a background image of a person checking a heart rate monitor.

On this World Heart Day, Silvie, Executive Director at The Priory Hospital, brings attention to the importance we place on our staff’s health. We believe that a healthy heart starts with a happy and healthy team. We are committed to investing in our staff’s general health, wellbeing, and happiness. By prioritizing these aspects, we ensure that our team is not only able to provide the best care to our patients but also maintain their own heart health. Video description: Silvie Adams, Executive Director at The Priory Hospital talks about our company's initiatives to help our staff maintain good health.

When we think of heart and circulatory disease, we perhaps don't realise that it can affect younger people. The programme “In A Heartbeat” is launching tomorrow and will aim to answer questions about heart and circulatory disease and underscore the urgent need to address its causes. Watch the trailer here. Video description: Presenter Louise Minchin introduces new digital programme and campaign "In a Heartbeat" which starts on 29th September (World Heart Day).

As we conclude our series for National Eye Health Week, here are some common questions about cataracts, answered by our expert consultant Mr Tanner at Circle Reading Hospital. We hope this series has been informative and has helped you learn how to better take care of your eyes. Stay vigilant about your eye health and consult with a specialist if you have any concerns. If you would like to see Mr Tanner in Reading, here is his profile https://bit.ly/3ZHL5jI Video description: Mr Tanner, Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon talks about cataract surgery.

Do you or someone you know would like to hear some expert advice on cataract surgery? During this National Eye Health Week, Consultant Eye Surgeon at Circle Reading Hospital, Mr Tanner is here to uncover what cataract surgery entails. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to get informed and take care of your eye health! Join us tomorrow for part 2, as Mr Tanner answers the most common questions patients have before undergoing cataract surgery. Video description: Mr Tanner, Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon talks about cataract surgery.