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Health promotion slides
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4. Drug and Alcohol
Services
Alcohol: 9 The Drive, Hove
Drop-in: Mon – Wed 10 – 2
Drugs: 11 St Georges Place, Brighton
Drop-in: 10 – 5 Mon- Fri & Sat. a.m.
Worried about someone else? Call
0800 085 4450, 10 – 4pm
www.thinkdrinkdrugs.com
Your best source of drug and alcohol information, plus where to get help in Brighton and Hove
5. .com
Your best source of drug and
alcohol information,
plus advice on where to get
help in Brighton & Hove.
Alcohol and drug self-tests
available too.
13. Open your eyes to Women aged 50 - 70,
breast screening... registered with GP’s in
it could save your life Brighton, will receive
invitation letters and
appointments to be
screened every three
years.
Please attend when
invited
Please note:
The new venue for
screening
all women in central
Brighton is the Park Centre
for Breast Care at 177
Preston Road Brighton,
BN1 6AG
If you are over 70 and want
to be screened contact the
Park Centre for Breast
Care on 01273 664966 and
ask for an appointment.
14. Cervical screening ….could save your life
Cervical Screening...
could save your life...
Attend when invited
Cervical Screening saves over 4,500 lives a
year.
In England 900 women still die of cervical each
year and many of these women have not had
regular screening.
The cervical screening programme is
for all women over 25.
How often do I need to go?
Women 25-49 every three years, 50-64 every
five years
Contact details for appointments
• Family Planning Clinic (CASH)
Morley St, Brighton 01273 242091
• GP practice
• Practice Nurse
Find out more about cancer screening:
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16. Exposure to the sun
• Don’t burn, wear a
hat and t-shirt
• Seek the shade
between 11am – 3pm
• Use sun screen SPF
15 or higher
• Drink plenty of water
17. Lung Cancer
CHECK IT OUT: Know your symptoms and have them checked out by
your doctor:
– An unexplained cough for more than 3 weeks
– A change in cough you have had for a long time
– Being short of breath
– Blood in the phlegm
– Repeated chest infections
– A lasting chest or shoulder pain
– Unexplained tiredness
– Unexplained weight loss
Some of these symptoms are common and may not be cancer however
spotting cancer at an early stage could save your life.
Useful websites:
•www.nhs.uk/lungcancer
•www.spotcancerearly.com
