Bristol is the largest city in South West England and it is 90 minutes away from London. It is famous for its Georgian architecture, gritty graffiti and harbourside living. The city is surrounded by nearby cities, beaches and landscapes. Inside Bristol Health will be sharing news and current events within the city.Inside Bristol Health Google Sites Inside Bristol Health Blogger Inside Bristol Health Tumblr Inside Bristol Health WordPress Inside Bristol Health Diigo Inside Bristol Health Weebly Inside Bristol Health Issuu Inside Bristol Health Medium Inside Bristol Health Soup Inside Bristol Health Strikingly Inside Bristol Health Postach.io Inside Bristol Health Quora Inside Bristol Health Jimdo Inside Bristol Health BrandYourself Inside Bristol Health Behance Inside Bristol Health About.me Brook Providing Wellbeing And Sexual Health Support For Young People Brook has been at the forefront of providing wellbeing and sexual health support for young people for over 50 years. Brook services in local communities, education programmes, training for professionals and campaigning work means that young people are better equipped to make positive and healthy lifestyle choices. Brook is to promote the health. Particularly sexual health of young people and those most vulnerable to sexual ill health through providing information, education and outreach, counselling, confidential clinical and medical services, professional advice and training. Brook is managed by a Board of Trustees, They have overall responsibility for the organisation. The board delegates authority to their Chief Executive and their Executive and Management Teams. They publish annual report, accounts and further information about finances. Brook Bristol The Station The Island, Silver St, Bristol BS1 2AG, United Kingdom 0117 929 0090 FC44+XW Bristol, United Kingdom Ten minutes away from Brook is Hypnotherapy Bristol Practice. If you are looking for a hypnotherapist in Bristol then you've come to the right place. Anyone suffering from bad smoking habits, anxiety, panic attacks and depression can see a hypnotherapist. It has been proven to people overcome a wide range of issues successfully. Owner and hypnotherapist Greg Nejedly had the privilege of being able to treat many people in and around Bristol for a wide range of issues for nearly 15 years. His approach is to help the individual to overcome his issues and to understand that the past does not have to influence the future in a negative way. You can always go to https://www.hypnotherapybristolpractice.co.uk/ for more information. Call or visit Hypnotherapy Bristol Practice for more inquiries and to book an appointment. Here's a driving directions map to help you out - https://goo.gl/maps/NQv2THAwV4Wkzqpr9 Current Bristol News Air pollution leads to five premature deaths a week in Bristol Air pollution contributes to the premature death of five Bristolians every week, new research suggests. A team from King’s College London looked at the effect of the two most harmful forms of air pollution - nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and PM2.5 - in Bristol. ADVERTISING Ads by Teads PM2.5 are tiny particles released mainly by wood smoke, coal burning, and industrial combustion. They can lodge in people’s lungs and cause very serious health conditions. In cities, NO2 comes mainly from older polluting vehicles. The researchers found that, together, high levels of PM2.5 and NO2 contribute to up to 260 premature deaths each year in Bristol, according to a report released today (November 18). https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/air-pollution-leads-five-premature-3552061 The Bristol Post, Temple Way, Bristol, BS2 0BY 0117 934 3331 FC38+VQ Bristol New survey reveals 20.3 million people in the UK have a scar The Scar Free Foundation is the only medical research charity which focuses solely on scarring, and today [20 November] announced plans to establish the world’s largest cohort of children with burns, in partnership with University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust (UH Bristol). The charity, along with world leading clinicians and scientists, is now calling on government and other major funders to further invest in developing effective new treatments to reduce - and eventually eliminate - scarring from burn injuries, which affects four million people in the Western world. According to the survey commissioned by The Scar Free Foundation, despite over a third (38 per cent) of the UK population having a scar, it is often a 'hidden issue'. Three times as many survey respondents feel we don't talk enough about the impact of scarring as a society as those who think we do – the reasons given range from it being seen as a 'taboo' and 'too personal' to 'being embarrassed' about the subject. https://www.bristol.ac.uk/news/2019/november/scar-free-foundation.html University of Bristol, Beacon House Queens Road Bristol, BS8 1QU, UK 0117 928 9000 F95W+9R Bristol