Travel is one of life's greatest joys – new experiences, exciting places, cherished memories. But travelling with arthritis can also present unique challenges. From joint stiffness and swelling, to managing complex medication schedules, it is important to plan ahead to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable trip during the summer holidays.

We explore the lesser-known causes of anaemia, including how digestive disorders can silently interfere with your body’s ability to absorb essential nutrients. From the red flags to watch for, to when to seek help and who to see – this article offers clear, practical insight into a condition that affects far more than just energy levels.

Lower back pain is a universal nuisance, something most of us experience at some point in life. Whether it’s a dull ache after a long day or a sharp, sudden twinge, it is a reminder of how much we rely on a healthy spine to keep us moving.

The medical term for high blood pressure is hypertension, but it is also known as the silent killer because often it shows no symptoms while putting you at an increased risk of serious, even fatal, health issues.

Hitting the slopes this ski season? Whether you’re a seasoned pro or gearing up for your first alpine adventure, preparation is key to staying safe and making the most of your time on the snow. Mr John Dabis, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at New Victoria Hospital with extensive experience in treating knee sports injuries, shares expert tips on how to avoid injuries, optimise recovery, and enjoy a worry-free ski holiday.

From the common cold to the flu and COVID-19, these sicknesses can affect anyone, disrupting our lives when we least expect it. Our Private GP Dr David Chan helps us understand the differences between these illnesses and how to protect yourself so that you can stay healthy during the colder months.

New Victoria Hospital times over the Christmas Holidays

With the festive season upon us, we would like to inform our patients that the Hospital we will be open until 2pm on the 24th of December, 2024 and remain closed until the 2nd of January, 2025 when we will reopen as usual at 6:30am.

As men age, they face an increased risk of developing serious but often silent conditions such as heart disease, prostate issues, and testosterone deficiency. Dr David Chan, our Private GP specialising in Men's Health, highlights the importance of regular health checks to help prevent long-term health problems and gain peace of mind. In this article, we look at the key warning signs to watch out for and discuss how taking proactive steps today can support better health tomorrow.