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Many of the reasons for which seniors find the need for online health advice are at best stressful and at worst distressing. From an illness, accident or injury, you may need online health advice that will help you quickly, efficiently and with understanding. The over 50s need health advice that shows that their needs, wishes and best interests are of paramount importance at all times. However, this is obviously best obtained at the lowest cost possible, in time as well as money.

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Aged 60+? We hear a lot about how to keep our heart and lungs healthy, but not so much about how to keep our balance system healthy. Would you like to see some easy ways to keep your balance healthy? Visit: www.balancetraining.org.uk This website is designed by the University of Southampton. If you visit the website and answer the questions you'll also help with research. Thank you. MindWeavers Limited - Free trials to measure the efficiency of MindWorks - designed for people suffering from Mild Cognitive Impairment or Early Alzheimer's disease to prevent Alzheimer's. We are a young spin out from Oxford University which develop neuroscience-based software. Baroness Susan Greenfield, Britain's top brain scientist and expert in neurodevelopment and degeneration is our Chief Scientist. We will carry out drug free trials to measure the efficiency of MindWorks, a computerized intervention designed for people suffering from Mild Cognitive Impairment or Early Alzheimer's disease to prevent Alzheimer's. This study will be conducted in compliance with the study protocol and in accordance with the Good Clinical Practice Guidelines. It will not start until regulatory approval from the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency and ethical approval from the Multi-centre Research Ethics Committee (MREC) have been received. The applications are in process and we expect to have the approval since it is a non-evasive study and we have already LREC approval. We would like to recruit 60-85 year old volunteers with Mild Cognitive impairment/Early AD living in UK, especially in Oxfordshire area to participate to our trials. For further information please contact: MindWeavers Limited Oxford Centre for Innovation Mill Street OX2 0JX Oxford www.mindweavers.co.uk

There is a wealth of health advice available on-line now. You can find specialist advice and products and facts about diseases, health and medicine. Much of the health advice is written by leading doctors in a comprehensive and easy to understand manner. By searching on-line you can gain far more knowledge than the average GP can impart in your short appointment time and you can now choose where and when to be treated in the NHS. With so much free health advice available, Don't forget your local pharmacist can help you too.

Any medical advice information found here does not replace professional medical advice. If you have a medical problem please contact your doctor or phone the NHS Direct.