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As a network we have made the decision to come away from X/Twitter as it no longer aligns with our values.
Therefore our account is no longer monitored.
However, you can connect with us via:
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There are currently technical issues affecting GP practices nationally, limiting our ability to prescribe medication electronically. We apologise for any disruption caused.
It's nearly #knowyournumbersweek, this year we are focusing on the whole month of September instead of just a week!
Come along to our pop up event with Kensington Fields on 24th September at Kenny Fields Community Centre!
See info on poster⬇️
Hot weather and thunderstorms can trigger symptoms in those who suffer with lung conditions such as asthma.
If you have been prescribed an inhaler, carry it with you during periods of hot or thundery weather.
We hope everyone had a fantastic and safe #LiverpoolPride this past weekend🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
Our team attended and marched with the wonderful @SahirHouse!
What a great day of celebration!
#HappyPride🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
Did you know we have a Gender Diverse Health Info Digital Booklet, created & compiled by our LGBTQIA+ Lead, Rach, in collaboration with @sahirhouse & @spiritleveltrans?
You can access it by scanning the QR code or by following: https://t.co/rSz9ipFvDc
#LiverpoolPride🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
Due to the IT outage on Friday, we are anticipating high demand on our services this week. Please expect our phone lines to be very busy during the early part of this week & delays to the issuing of prescriptions as we work through the back log. Thank you for understanding
Over the summer holidays, Mersey Care’s School Immunisation Team will be hosting a series of weekly catch up clinics offering children and young people in Liverpool any childhood and school immunisations they may have missed.
More info: https://t.co/3agqxm9iui…
England is one of the first countries in the world to commit to eliminating cervical cancer with an ambition to do by 2040.
Around 2700 women & people with a cervix are diagnosed with cervical cancer in England every year so eliminating the disease will save thousands of lives.
Important ways you can help the NHS to eliminate cervical cancer:
- Get the HPV vaccination
- Book your NHS cervical screening appointment when invited (even if you have had the HVP vaccine
For more information speak to your GP or Health Care Professional today.
As the weather gets warmer, it's worth checking to see if your bottle of sunscreen is still effective.
The longer the bottle is open, the less effective it is at protecting you. If you’re using sunscreen from last summer, check that it hasn’t expired.