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Musculoskeletal Zone

Offering information, advice and assessment to people with muscle or joint pain, to prevent it interfering with their daily lives.

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Bowel Screening

Bowel cancer is common in Scotland, but screening can catch it early and improve your chances of recovery.

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Alcohol Zone

Try our drinking questionnaire and find out whether you are drinking more than is healthy.

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Common Health Questions

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Support Service Directory

Information on Local and National groups & organisations that can help you with any health or well-being problem.

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NHS in your area

Find out about local Health Information services, and get contact details for your local Health Board. Click here to see what services are available in your area.

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Health in Focus

Health in Focus

This month in our Health in Focus section: National Smile Month, Hughes syndrome awareness month, cancer prevention week, arthritis care week and cleft lip and palate awareness week.

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'Broken' body clock may be linked to depression

"Depressed people are out of sync with the rest of the world because their body clocks are broken," reports the Mail Online website, while The Independent claims that depressed people live in a "different time zone".

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Angelina Jolie's surgery to 'reduce breast cancer risk'

Writing in the New York Times, actress Angelina Jolie has announced that she has recently undergone a double mastectomy (where both breasts are surgically removed) followed by breast reconstruction surgery.

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