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Latest news and views from the world of health and wellbeing SMOKING LINKED WITH SEVERE COVID-19


Smokers with Covid-19 are more likely to develop severe respiratory symptoms than non-smokers with the virus, say experts1


This could be because smoking is known to damage the lungs and airways, and the virus that causes Covid-19 also attacks the respiratory system.


“There has never been a more important time to stop smoking,” says Public Health England’s Professor John Newton.


Ask your local Careway pharmacist for advice on stopping smoking today.


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NATIONAL EYE HEALTH WEEK 23 - 29 SEPTEMBER Find out how to look after your eyesight (visionmatters.org.uk)


HELP FOR OVER- WASHED HANDS


If your hands are feeling rough and dry as a result of frequent handwashing, what can you do?


Drink up for allergies


Scientists have discovered drinking a cup of green tea a day could help protect against food allergies2


. Green tea contains high amounts of


antioxidants, which the experts believe help suppress the responses of the


immune system that cause food allergies. But keep your tea as fresh as possible, as


experts elsewhere have found antioxidant levels in green tea can plummet by as much as 51% in six months3


FIND SUPPORT For advice on relieving and managing allergies, speak to your local Careway pharmacist or visit Allergy UKallergyuk.org .


It’s never been more important to keep well and look after our mental health4


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Frequent handwashing and the use of hand sanitisers can strip your skin of moisture, leaving it dry, sore and even cracked. The answer is to use medical moisturising products called emollients.


Ask your pharmacist to recommend a soothing emollient cream for sore skin, and your hands will be back to normal in no time.


1. University College London 2. Frontiers in Immunology 3. Journal of Food Science 4. Claire Murdoch, National Director for Mental Health at NHS England


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