Top tips for moles: what to be aware of and when to take action

Faecal incontinence carries a lot of embarrassment and stigma, but it is important to get it diagnosed and treated properly. Mr Gregory Thomas from OneWelbeck Digestive Health tells us why.

Colonoscopies are carried out in order to investigate conditions of the colon. The procedure can be slightly daunting if you don’t know what to expect. There are a few steps that need to be taken leading up to a colonoscopy to make sure everything go...

A low blood pressure is typically defined as readings below 90/60mm Hg. The upper reading is termed the systolic blood pressure, and the lower reading is termed the diastolic blood pressure. Think of the systolic blood pressure as the amount of press...

When you are being treated for high blood pressure, there can be a lot of misconceptions about how painkillers interact with treatments for this condition. Our resident cardiology consultants at OneWelbeck explain what the best practice is for people...

As with any cancer, bowel cancer requires patients to have specific lifestyle changes, with diet being a primary example. Lucy Kerrison at The Gut Health Clinic takes a look at the role food plays when considering a bowel cancer diagnosis.

Dr John Martin answers some frequently asked questions about bowel cancer screening.

Colorectal cancer (CRC) also termed Bowel Cancer is a very common disease and is the third most common cancer worldwide. Dr Lisa Das, Consultant Gastroenterologist at OneWelbeck gives a detailed overview of the disease, what symptoms to look out for ...