Is your teen dealing with anxiety or depression and aged 16-17?

Enrol them in a 9-week research study testing a new digital therapy platform from the comfort of home. Eligible participants can receive compensation. Click below to check eligibility today!

Go to: https://ow.ly/iVW050ZxQWt

Wondering when your baby might arrive? 👶💙

The NHS Due Date Calculator can give you an estimated due date based on the first day of your last menstrual period 📅

While only a small number of babies arrive exactly on their due date, knowing your estimated due date can help you plan for appointments, prepare for your baby's arrival and understand your pregnancy timeline better 👍

Your due date may be adjusted later based on your dating scan, which usually takes place between 10 and 14 weeks of pregnancy 🩺

Remember, every pregnancy is different and babies can arrive before or after their estimated due date 💫

If you think you may be pregnant or have questions about your pregnancy, speak to your midwife, GP or maternity team for support 💙

Try the NHS Due Date Calculator here:
https://www.nhs.uk/pregnancy/finding-out/due-date-calculator/

A remote clinical trial is seeking teens aged 16-17 with mild to moderate anxiety or depression.

The study compares cognitive behavioural therapy with a digital therapy platform over the course of 9 weeks. No in-person visits required. Compensation will be provided to eligible participants.

Go to: https://ow.ly/2r3J50ZxQVK

As temperatures rise, it's important to know the signs of hyperthermia and heat-related illness ☀️💙

Hyperthermia happens when your body becomes too hot and struggles to cool itself down. If left untreated, it can become serious and may require medical attention ⚠️

Signs to watch for include:
• Dizziness or feeling light-headed 😵
• Muscle cramps 💪
• Swollen feet or ankles 👣
• Feeling sick, weak or unusually tired 🤒
• A rapid pulse or fast heartbeat ❤️

You can help reduce your risk by:
• Drinking plenty of water throughout the day 💧
• Staying in the shade where possible 🌳
• Avoiding strenuous activity during the hottest parts of the day ☀️
• Wearing loose, light-coloured clothing 👕
• Checking on older relatives, neighbours and vulnerable people 👥

Babies, young children, older adults and people with long-term health conditions can be particularly vulnerable during hot weather 🌡️

If symptoms become severe, worsen, or do not improve, seek medical advice promptly 🩺💙