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Nearly 25% of modern prescription drugs contain compounds derived from plants.

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THE POWER BEHIND THE PETALS

As a medical practice committed to evidence-based care, we are continually reminded that innovation often begins in the natural world. The partnership between science and nature has transformed medicine… …
Luxury Chocolate Egg

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EASTER EGGS: NOT ALL CHOCOLATE IS CREATED EQUAL

Easter is a time of celebration, marked by the tradition of giving and enjoying chocolate. The good news is that chocolate is scientifically proven to bring us joy, even if only fleetingly. But over-indulgence… …
The Pressures of corporate leadership

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The Pressures and Demands of Corporate Leadership

From stress-related disorders to lifestyle diseases, the range of health issues affecting business leaders is significant. Here, Harley Street GP, Dr Sophia Khalique, discusses how to better understand… …
Dr Sophia Khalique

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‘I’m a doctor – by doing this one thing you could prevent five deadly diseases’

Read how Dr Sophia Khalique explains how to catch early signs of and reduce your risk of some of the biggest potentially deadly diseases. A doctor has revealed simple things everyone can do to… …
Best Private Preventative Health Assessments Harley Street London

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Prevention is Better Than Cure

Improving your healthspan and lifespan by picking things up early and using the latest evidence-based medicine is the way we care for our patients and clients. Research from The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that every year 17 million people will lose their lives too early from noncommunicable diseases (known as chronic diseases). Evidence shows that if you can detect and treat a condition earlier, it leads to better health outcomes, as it may be possible to stop a …
Weight Loss Injections

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Weight loss Injections – What’s the Difference?

I initially wrote about the use of GLP-1 analogues in my blog Keeping Your Weight Stable in September 2022. Since then, on an almost daily basis we read about Ozempic (semaglutide), which was licenced for diabetics, then Wegovy (also semaglutide), which was licenced for weight loss, and now Mounjaro (tirzepatide). …

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