The Bristol Health Herald

Whiteladies Health Centre is a popular health centre located just off the Whiteladies Road in Clifton, Bristol. It aims to provide a personal service with continuity of care and encourage patients to see the same doctor whenever possible. The center has a well-equipped treatment room and provides a wide range of health-related services.

Their website has been designed to make it easy for people to gain instant access to the information they need. You can get specific practice details such as opening hours and how to register. You’ll also find useful pages covering a wide range of health issues along with links to other relevant medical organisations. Whiteladies Health Centre has team of healthcare professionals and back-up staff that offers a number of clinics and services to promote good health and wellbeing on whatever medical condition.

Whiteladies Health Centre
Whatley Rd, Bristol BS8 2PU, United Kingdom
0117 973 1201
F98Q+38 Bristol, United Kingdom

As for a hypnotherapist in Bristol, you might want to visit Hypnotherapy Bristol Practice. It is about fourteen minutes away from Whiteladies Health Centre. Hypnotherapy has been proven to help people in many ways. If you are or know someone having bad smoking habits, anxiety, panic attacks and depression, try hypnotherapy.

For nearly 15 years, owner Greg Nejedly believes that no matter what your experience of life has been or what your current situation looks like, every single person has the capacity within themselves to make the changes they want to make. He had the privilege of being able to treat many people in and around Bristol for a wide range of issues.

Visit https://www.hypnotherapybristolpractice.co.uk/ for more information about hypnotherapy. Also get their phone number from the website and call to book an appointment.

Vaping may be causing more lung damage than previously thought, researchers fear

New research has found that vaping causes more damage to the lungs than previously thought.

Dozens of deaths linked to vaping are believed to be just "the tip of the iceberg," it is feared.

As part of a study, a US team released CT (computed tomography) X-rays of a 24-year old-man who had been vaping daily.

The patient, who had a history of asthma, had been suffering shortness of breath, chest pain and fever for a week, Kent Live reports .

The X-rays showed worrying abnormalities, caused by fats from vaping oils found in his lungs.

The study was published in the journal Radiology: Cardiothoracic Imaging and urged scientists to further research the effect vaping has on the lungs.

The paper was titled: "Electronic Cigarette or Vaping-associated Lung Injury (EVALI): The Tip of the Iceberg."

Dr Suhny Abbara of the University of Texas (UT) said: "Radiologists will continue to play an important role in recognising this emerging entity.

https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/health/vaping-causing-more-lung-damage-3496580
The Bristol Post, Temple Way, Bristol, BS2 0BY
0117 934 3000
FC38+VQ Bristol

Sleep helps memory, right? Not for eyewitnesses

The research team, led by PhD student, David Morgan at Royal Holloway, University of London, Professor Laura Mickes, senior author at the University of Bristol and including researchers from Royal Holloway, the Universities of California, USA and Birmingham, and funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) is published today [4 December] in Royal Society Open Science.

Sleep has long thought to be involved in strengthening memories. Yet there is very little research on whether this is the case for eyewitness memory, such as when an eyewitness is asked to try to pick the perpetrator out of a line-up that includes the police suspect (who is either guilty or innocent) and other known-to-be innocent people.

The researchers conducted a large-scale online experiment on 4,000 participants to measure the impact of sleep on eyewitness identification accuracy on experimental eyewitnesses.

https://www.bristol.ac.uk/news/2019/december/eyewitness-identification.html
University of Bristol, Beacon House Queens Road Bristol, BS8 1QU, UK
0117 928 9000
F95W+9R Bristol