Sussex Health
Your Sussex Health Hub
Health means different things to different people. For some, it’s a morning run along Worthing seafront or a cold-water dip at Bewl Water. For others, ...
Sussex Health: Halitosis (Bad Breath)
Our Sussex health expert gets up close and personal with Halitosis ...
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Gout is Still a Common Problem
The first sign is commonly an aching, throbbing, and exquisitely painful ...
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Struggling With Mouth Ulcers or Canker Sores?
Canker sores, also known as aphthous ulcers, are painful mouth ulcers ...
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The Painful Condition of Fibromyalgia
Also known as: fibrositis, myofascial pain syndrome, fibromyositis. The name fibromyalgia indicates ...
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Sussex Health: Crohn’s Disease
Crohn’s disease is a chronic, inflammatory disease that can affect any ...
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The Common Cold: All You Need To Know
It’s that time of year when colds seem to be everywhere ...
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Interview with New Horsham Dentist
At the end of January, a new Horsham dentist, Designer Smiles, ...
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Metabolic Syndrome is more common than you think!
Also known as Syndrome X, Insulin Resistance Syndrome, this month our ...
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New Horsham Dentist
Designer Smiles dental practice is owned and run by experienced Horsham ...
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Sussex Health: Psoriasis – How to Help Alleviate the Symptoms
Psoriasis is a disease in which the main symptom is grey ...
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Sussex Beachcombing
I didn’t set out to be a beachcomber. It was a fresh, clear March morning in Bexhill, and I had set out to find the
The Forgotten Community of Ebernoe Common
Some may argue that Ebernoe Common is not forgotten, but it’s one of those places that even if you live relatively near, you may know
An All Action, All Heart, Hero
Danny Rowe is a person you don’t forget. A British army veteran, he is warm and open, and the best listener I’ve ever met. His
Sussex Recipe: Green Gooseberry & Honey Shrub
Some of the most thrilling alchemy happening in my kitchen right now involves absolutely zero alcohol. The true test isn’t hiding behind a heavy pour