Welcome to Cheshire Surgical Practice

• What can restaurants do to help customers with allergies? Some allergy sufferers say they are "terrified" when dining out and have asked eateries to do more to make them safe.
• Meningitis: 'I'm no longer Miss Independent' A survey shows few understand the long-term effects of meningitis for people like Lesley.
• Universities 'in dark' over student mental health needs A former health minister wants universities to be bound by law to meet students' mental health needs.
• Gareth Thomas and HIV stigma: 'It takes people like him to fight against it' Gareth Thomas can have a positive impact on HIV stigma, says George, who lives with the virus.
• Vaginismus: 'My body won't let me have sex' Vaginismus is a psychosexual disorder that can destroy people's lives - so why does no one talk about it?
• Rugby's Gareth Thomas on HIV: 'I want to break the stigma' Former Wales captain Gareth Thomas says by revealing his condition he wants to educate everybody, including himself.
• 'Time outs' don't do any harm, parents told If used appropriately, they can be effective in reducing problem behaviour, a US study suggests.
• ‘No-one asks new dads how they’re feeling at work’ Companies are doing more to support working dads but may overlook postnatal mental illness in men.
• Byron burger allergy death: Owen Carey's family demand law change Owen Carey said he had a dairy allergy but was not told his meal contained buttermilk, a coroner rules.
• Chicken-choke Hitchin toddler reunited with life-savers Charlotte Smith, two, choked while eating lunch at her nursery.
• Research on postmen's testicle warmth wins Ig Nobel Fertility experts find that the left testicle is warmer, but only when a man has his clothes on.
• Heavy menstrual bleeding: Keyhole hysterectomy technique 'more effective' The problem affects a quarter of women in the UK and many end up having surgery to treat it.

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