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ALT An image of a woman holding her hand up alongside text reading ‘Stoptober starts today. A great time to quit smoking’. Positioned on a green background with a Stoptober logo, NHS logo and Better Health Let’s do this logo.
ALT A test card with coloured stripes running vertically and the words technical difficulties please stand by in block capitals
ALT Burnout isn’t just tiredness or stress, and it can look different on everyone. It might show up as: Sleep difficulties. Appetite problems. Brain fog. Difficulty switching off. Lack of enthusiasm. Struggling to find joy in things. Hopelessness.
ALT Graphic with a rainbow background representing LGBTQ+ pride colors, featuring text "Eating Disorders in the LGBTQ+ Community" at the top and an illustration of two hands forming a heart shape at the center.
ALT Illustration of a damaged nerve and a woman walking slowly with her head bowed slightly. Text reads: ‘Multiple sclerosis (MS)’.
ALT Each of the following sentences has a illustration of a little person holding a big phone Reach out to the friend who... you haven't heard from in a while is having a hard time always seems OK doesn't seem OK you miss you might need to talk a
ALT Illustration of a mobile phone, where the person is viewing the NHS Talking Therapies webpage on the NHS website. The text reads "NHS Talking Therapies. You can refer yourself or talk to your GP. nhs.uk/talk." The NHS logo is in the top right hand corner.
ALT An illustration of a pregnant woman resting her hands on her stomach. Text reads: ‘Whooping cough cases are rising in England. If you’re pregnant, the whooping cough vaccine will help protect your baby'.
ALT Text reads: "Feeling constantly bloated; a swollen tummy; discomfort in your tummy or pelvic area; feeling full quickly when eating or loss of appetite; losing weight without trying; needing to pee more often or urgently. It's unlikely you have cancer, but it's best to check with a GP if you have been feeling bloated, particularly more than 12 times a month; you have symptoms of ovarian cancer that will not go away; you are over 50 or have a family history of ovarian cancer."
ALT hand drawn 3 flowers in centre of image with copy 'It's the first day of Spring!' underneath
ALT Fran in a mint green tunic top holding a model of a mouth and a stress ball, standing in front of an information table. Behind her is a pull up banner saying smoking ages you quicker than almost anything else
ALT A graphic of 2 water drops above two wiggly lines representing water