Infectious diseases
A 3 minute guide to protecting your baby against meningitis and septicaemia
There is now a vaccine to help protect against meningococcal group B (MenB) disease. The vaccine is being offered in the routine immunisation programme in the UK.
A guide for parents of children aged 5 to 11 (COVID-19 vaccination)
The NHS is offering coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines to children aged 5 to 11 years. Experts have advised that parents of all children aged 5 to 11 years should be offered the chance to have their child vaccinated.
A guide for parents of children aged 5 to 11 years of age at high risk (A5 booklet)
COVID-19 vaccination guide for parents of at-risk children aged 5 to 11 years of age. This leaflet should be given to parents and carers prior to the vaccination appointment.
A guide to COVID-19 vaccination - easy read
An easy read COVID-19 vaccination guide for adults.
A guide to the COVID-19 autumn programme (leaflet)
A dose of the coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine will be offered this autumn to people aged 65 and over, residents in care homes for older people, anyone aged 6 months and over in a clinical risk group, and health and social care staff. Appointments will be available from the National Booking Service shortly.
A guide to the spring booster for those aged 75 years and older residents in care homes (leaflet)
People aged 75 years and older, residents in care homes for older people, and those with weakened immune systems will be offered a spring booster of coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine. You can book online or call 119 to make an appointment to have your booster.
Active at home (A5 flyer)
Top tips to be more active in your home. Give yourself a physical and mental break during the coronavirus pandemic.
Am I at risk? Meningitis and septicaemia
This leaflet is about meningococcal meningitis and septicaemia. It answers the most common questions people ask, and aims to help if you or someone close to you becomes ill.
Answering your questions about the COVID 19 vaccine (factsheet)
The UK COVID-19 vaccine rollout is the biggest vaccination programme in NHS history. The goal remains to vaccinate as many people as quickly as possible, with the prioritisation guided by advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI). The JCVI are the independent experts who advise the government on which vaccine/s the UK should use and provide advice on who should be offered the vaccination first. The government aims to provide advice and information at every possible opportunity to support those getting the vaccine and to anyone who might have questions about the vaccination process.
Are you 16 or 17? Your guide to a second dose of COVID-19 vaccine (leaflet)
Information for eligible children and young people on COVID-19 vaccination.
Avoiding infection on farm visits - advice for the public
How to avoid becoming unwell while visiting a farm.
Bash flu and covid-19 - pregnant women & children version (A4 poster)
If you are pregnant or have a child aged 2 or 3, check eligibility and how to book now at www.nhs.uk/wintervaccinations.
Bat contact and rabies risks
This leaflet contains information on bat rabies, the risk of catching rabies after being bitten by a bat, and how to treat a bat bite after exposure.
Be a soaper hero - aged 5 to 7 (A4 poster)
This poster offers NHS advice on hand washing for children in key stages one and two. The key message is about washing hands regularly, for at least 20 seconds, using soap and hot water.
Beat the heat (A4 poster)
This poster aims to prepare and protect people from the health impacts of severe heat in England.
Beating the heat and coping with COVID-19
Although most of us welcome the summer sun, high temperatures can be harmful to your health. The heat can affect anyone, but some people run a greater risk of serious harm. Many of those who are at risk of harm from heat are also at greater risk of severe illness due to coronavirus (COVID-19) and may need to spend more time at home than they would usually. Others may need to stay at home because they are self-isolating or recovering from the infection.
Catch it, bin it, kill it
A poster to encourage good respiratory and hand hygiene practices - to ‘Catch it. Bin it. Kill it.’ - to help stem infectious diseases.
Coronavirus - a short guide
These are uncertain times, and Coronavirus (COVID-19) is affecting lives across the country. It's a new illness, so we don't understand everything about it yet. But we do know how to reduce the risk of catching the virus and spreading it to others. This guide covers what those things are, and how you can continue to look after yourself and others.
Coronavirus - handwashing instructions (A4 poster - portrait and landscape)
This is public health advice about how you can help stop the spread of viruses, like coronavirus (COVID-19), by practicing good respiratory and hand hygiene. Wash your hands more often than usual, for 20 seconds each time with soap and water or use hand sanitiser,
Coronavirus - wash your hands (easy read a4 poster)
An easy read poster about how you can help stop the spread of viruses, like coronavirus (COVID-19), by practising good respiratory and hand hygiene.
Coronavirus - wash your hands (large print A4 poster)
A large print format of the public health advice about how you can help stop the spread of viruses, like coronavirus (COVID-19), by practising good respiratory and hand hygiene.
Coronavirus - wash your hands more often for 20 seconds (A4 poster)
This is public health advice about how you can help stop the spread of viruses, like coronavirus (COVID-19), by practicing good respiratory and hand hygiene.
Coronavirus factsheet for kids
Information for children to help them understand what Coronavirus is, the importance of hand washing and how to help stop the virus spreading. This was developed by the Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust.
Coughs and sneezes spread diseases
Stop germs spreading by encouraging everyone to carry tissues, cover coughs and sneezes, throw used tissues in a bin and always clean their hands.
COVID 19 vaccination - a guide to the programme
This leaflet explains about the COVID 19 vaccination, who is eligible and who needs to have the vaccine to protect them from Coronavirus.
COVID 19 vaccination - all women of childbearing age, those currently pregnant or breast feeding (leaflet)
Information for all women of childbearing age, those currently pregnant or breastfeeding on coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccination.
COVID-10 vaccine - your guide to booster vaccination - over 40s (leaflet)
Information on the booster dose for eligible individuals. People aged 40 years and over, health and social care workers and younger people at risk are being offered a booster dose of coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine.
COVID-19 vaccination - a guide for children and young people (leaflet)
This COVID-19 vaccination guide for children and young people should be given to all children and young people aged 12 to 17 years of age.
COVID-19 vaccination - a guide to phase 2 of the programme (leaflet)
This leaflet explains phase 2 of the COVID 19 vaccination programme, who is eligible and who needs to have the vaccine to protect them from Coronavirus.
COVID-19 vaccination and blood clotting (A4 factsheet)
This guidance summarises the benefits and risks of the COVID-19 vaccination.
COVID-19 vaccination for children and young people aged 12 to 15 years - simple text (leaflet)
This leaflet should be given to eligible at-risk children and young people or their parents and carers prior to the vaccination appointment.
COVID-19 vaccine - your guide to booster vaccination (large print)
LARGE PRINT VERSION. This is a COVID-19 booster vaccination leaflet is for the over 50s and health and social care workers. It should be given when sending invitation letters and before vaccination.
COVID-19 vaccine - your guide to booster vaccination (leaflet)
This is a COVID-19 booster vaccination leaflet is for the over 50s and health and social care workers. It should be given when sending invitation letters and before vaccination.
Don't ignore the signs: meningitis (poster)
As new students start college they are at increased risk of getting meningitis. This poster reminds students of the need to make sure they are immunised against meningitis.
Don't let another infectious disease spoil your time at college (A3 poster)
Meningitis can be very serious if not treated quickly. Know the signs and symptoms of meningitis and septicaemia.
Don't let measles, mumps and rubella into your child's world (A3 poster)
A new campaign to encourage parents to get their children vaccinated against measles, mumps and rubella.
Don't let measles, mumps and rubella into your child's world (A4 poster)
A new campaign to encourage parents to get their children vaccinated against measles, mumps and rubella.
Enjoy the outdoors but be tick aware (leaflet)
Be tick aware to avoid tick bites and know how to take action if you or your family gets bitten by ticks.
Even though you've had the vaccine, you could still catch and spread Coronavirus (A4 poster)
A poster to remind people that when they have had the COVID vaccine, they could still catch Coronavirus.
Feeling anxious? Simple breathing exercises could help (A4 poster)
This campaign's supporting messages around exercise and mindfulness prove an effective way to encourage people to consider creating their own Mind Plan and look after their own mental wellbeing.
Feeling low? Getting active could make a difference (A4 poster)
This campaign's supporting messages around exercise and mindfulness prove an effective way to encourage people to consider creating their own Mind Plan and look after their own mental wellbeing.
Finding this winter even harder because of Coronavirus? (A4 poster)
Norfolk County Council has set up a special support scheme to help Norfolk residents get through winter. It's for anyone who is experiencing financial hardship as a result of COVID-19.
Flu : 5 reasons to vaccinate your child (A3 poster)
This poster is aimed at the parents of pre-school and primary school aged children. It explains which children are eligible for flu vaccination, as well as describing the disease and the nasal flu vaccine
Flu vaccination 2023-2024 - briefing for primary schools
This leaflet gives details about the flu vaccination programme for primary school aged children including how the programme is delivered and the role schools play.
Get vaccinated, get winter strong - immunosupressed people version 1 (A4 poster)
The 2023 Winter Vaccinations campaign encourages the uptake of the flu jab and COVID-19 booster by signalling the importance of both vaccines and informing the public about the threat of both viruses circulating during winter, to overcome barriers and remind people of the benefits of vaccines.
Get vaccinated, get winter strong - immunosupressed people version 2 (A4 poster)
The 2023 Winter Vaccinations campaign encourages the uptake of the flu jab and COVID-19 booster by signalling the importance of both vaccines and informing the public about the threat of both viruses circulating during winter, to overcome barriers and remind people of the benefits of vaccines.
Get vaccinated, get winter strong - immunosupressed people version 3 (A4 poster)
The 2023 Winter Vaccinations campaign encourages the uptake of the flu jab and COVID-19 booster by signalling the importance of both vaccines and informing the public about the threat of both viruses circulating during winter, to overcome barriers and remind people of the benefits of vaccines.
Give your NHS a hand this winter - Flu 1 (A4 poster)
Look after yourself this Winter. Book your Flu jab today.
Hepatitis A (flyer)
This is a Hepatitis A flyer which can be given to people at risk due to the outbreak. It explains the risks of hepatitis A, how to prevent it, how to treat mild cases and how to seek help due to more serious symptoms.
I am concerned you may have Hep C and not know (A4 poster)
A poster for the Eliminate HEP C campaign. This can be ordered by all GP surgeries and practices and displayed prominently in waiting rooms. It encourages anyone who might think they have the symptoms of tiredness to take the quiz and find out if they are at risk of hepatitis C and should visit their GP to find out about the new effective treatments.
I just bottled it all up (A4 poster)
The campaign seeks to address the barriers that are deterring patients from accessing NHS services. The mental health phase focuses on encouraging people struggling with mental health issues like anxiety and depression to get help through NHS talking therapies, by referral from their GP, or by self referral.
I just didn't think I could cope - young people (A4 poster)
The campaign seeks to address the barriers that are deterring patients from accessing NHS services. The mental health phase focuses on encouraging people struggling with mental health issues like anxiety and depression to get help through NHS talking therapies, by referral from their GP, or by self referral.
I just didn't think I'd feel happy again (A4 poster)
The campaign seeks to address the barriers that are deterring patients from accessing NHS services. The mental health phase focuses on encouraging people struggling with mental health issues like anxiety and depression to get help through NHS talking therapies, by referral from their GP, or by self referral.
I just kept it all inside - over 65's (A4 poster)
The campaign seeks to address the barriers that are deterring patients from accessing NHS services. The mental health phase focuses on encouraging people struggling with mental health issues like anxiety and depression to get help through NHS talking therapies, by referral from their GP, or by self referral.
I should've got the vaccine - instead I got really ill - man (A4 poster)
Vaccines are the best way to protect people from coronavirus and will save thousands of lives. Three vaccines have now been approved for use in the UK and the government has secured early access to more than 450 million vaccine doses through agreements with eight of the most promising vaccine candidates. The UK COVID-19 vaccine rollout is the biggest vaccination programme in NHS history. The goal remains to vaccinate as many people as quickly as possible, with the prioritisation guided by advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI). The JCVI are the independent experts who advise the government on which vaccine/s the UK should use and provide advice on who should be offered the vaccination first.
I should've got the vaccine - instead I got really ill - woman (A4 poster)
Vaccines are the best way to protect people from coronavirus and will save thousands of lives. Three vaccines have now been approved for use in the UK and the government has secured early access to more than 450 million vaccine doses through agreements with eight of the most promising vaccine candidates. The UK COVID-19 vaccine rollout is the biggest vaccination programme in NHS history. The goal remains to vaccinate as many people as quickly as possible, with the prioritisation guided by advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI).
If you think you've got measles call ahead (A3 poster)
A poster aimed at young people who think they might have measles, advising them to phone their GP for advice before visiting the surgery.
In school years 9 or 10? Protect yourself against meningitis and septicaemia
A leaflet for students in school years 9 to 10 explaining why it’s important that they have the meningococcal ACWY (MenACWY) vaccine.
It's probably just normal (A4 poster)
This campaign seeks to address the barriers that are deterring patients from accessing NHS services. The Maternity campaign phase reminds pregnant women about the importance of attending check-ups, contacting their midwife or maternity team when something doesn’t feel right, and reassures them the NHS is here to see them safely.
Keep this card safe - it could save a life (meningitis and septicaemia)
Meningitis and septicaemia can kill within hours. Carrying a card could save a life
Keeping warm and well: staying safe in cold weather (A4 poster)
This poster gives advice on staying well in cold weather, covering issues such as financial help, healthy lifestyle, flu jabs and heating and following COVID 19 guidance. For more information go to - top tips for keeping warm and well this winter - www.gov.uk.
Knowing the signs and symptoms can save lives / I never thought it would happen to me
This double sided poster stresses the importance of knowing how to recognise meningitis and promotes a free signs and symptoms card and app.
Look after yourself this winter (flyer)
Keep well this winter and give your local NHS a hand. Your health and well-being are important. This winter it’s more important than ever to take care of your health as we face a bad flu season along with rising cases of COVID-19.
Make the most of uni life - female (A4 poster)
It's an exciting new term, but COVID-19 is still with us. This poster highlights 3 things you can do to help keep you and your friends safe.
Make the most of uni life - group (A4 poster)
It's an exciting new term, but COVID-19 is still with us. This poster highlights 3 things you can do to help keep you and your friends safe.
Make the most of uni life - male (A4 poster)
It's an exciting new term, but COVID-19 is still with us. This poster highlights 3 things you can do to help keep you and your friends safe.
Measles - don't let your child catch it (GP flyer)
The flyer describes the disease measles and gives advice on the MMR vaccination.
Measles - don't let your child catch it (poster)
This poster encourages parents to get their child vaccinated against measles.
Measles - don't let your child catch it (schools flyer)
This information is designed for use in schools, healthcare centres, A&E departments, hospital wards, walk-in centres and GP practices. It addresses common questions about measles and the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine that protects against the disease.
Meningitis and septicaemia - don't ignore the signs (leaflet)
This leaflet describes the warning signs of meningitis, so that teenagers and young people, know what to look out for if they or someone they know falls ill. It also reminds young people that they are eligible for the free MenACWY vaccine until age 25 to help protect them from some of the main causes of meningitis and septicaemia.
Meningitis and septicaemia - know the signs and symptoms (A4 poster)
Know the signs and symptoms.
Meningitis and septicaemia: know the symptoms (A3 poster)
An A3 poster to help identify the symptoms of meningitis and septicaemia in all age groups.
Meningitis can affect anyone
This leaflet provides important information about meningitis and meningococcal septicaemia and explains the facts behind the fear.
MMR vaccination for all (leaflet)
This leaflet explains about measles, mumps and rubella and the MMR vaccination which helps protect against all three diseases.
Monkeypox - don't let it spoil the summer (A5 flyer)
Monkeypox is a rare infectious disease, but there are a number of cases in the UK. That number is rising. Monkeypox is a viral infection usually associated with travel to West Africa. It is usually a mild self-limiting illness, spread by very close contact with someone with monkeypox and most people recover within a few weeks.
Monkeypox: what you need to know (A4 poster)
Monkeypox is a rare infectious disease, but there are a number of cases in the UK. That number is rising. Monkeypox is a viral infection usually associated with travel to West Africa. It is usually a mild self-limiting illness, spread by very close contact with someone with monkeypox and most people recover within a few weeks. The virus can spread if there is close contact between people and the risk to the UK population is low.
Pregnant and worried? Contact your midwife or maternity team (A4 poster)
The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in a decrease in people accessing NHS services for a range of conditions and health matters that are not related to coronavirus. It is important that pregnant women still attend their antenatal appointments, and if they need advice or are worried about their health or the health of their unborn baby that they contact their midwife or maternity team.
Pregnant? Have your COVID-19 vaccines! (A4 poster)
COVID-19 vaccination is strongly recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding women.
Protect yourself against meningitis - it's up to you
Poster encouraging freshers to get the MenACWY vaccine to protect themselves and #StopTheSpread of a deadly new strain of meningitis in the UK. Also presents symptoms of meningitis and septicaemia.
Protect yourself against meningitis and septicaemia with the MenACWY vaccine (leaflet)
This leaflet explains the MenACWY vaccine that protects against 4 types of meningococcal disease (group A, group C, group W and group Y) which can cause severe illness including septicaemia. The MenACWY vaccine is routinely offered to those aged 13 and 14 in school year 9 and young people remain eligible until aged 25.
Protect yourself against meningococcal meningitis and septicaemia - university entrants (A3 poster)
This poster promotes the meningococcal ACWY (MenACWY) vaccine available to university entrants.
Protect yourself against meningococcal meningitis and septicemia - schools and sixth forms(A3 poster)
This poster promotes the availability of the meningococcal ACWY (MenACWY) vaccine to students in schools and sixth form colleges.
Protecting you from monkeypox - information on the smallpox vaccination (A4 factsheet)
This is a leaflet on the MVA vaccination for monkeypox which should be offered to healthcare workers; gay, bisexual and other men in the MSM group; and close contacts of patients with confirmed monkeypox. All settings offering the MVA vaccine should order copies of this leaflet which must be given to each eligible patient.
Protecting your child against flu - information for parents and carers (leaflet)
Information to support the 2023 to 2024 annual flu vaccination programme. This leaflet should be given to all parents and carers of children who are offered the flu vaccine in primary school.
Rabies - information for travellers
Guidance for health professionals to provide to individuals who have been bitten by an animal overseas.
Rapid COVID-19 tests - easy read (A4 leaflet)
This easy read leaflet encourages the use of free rapid lateral flow COVID tests for people without symptoms.
Really normal questions - boy (A4 poster)
This new Every Mind Matters campaign is designed to support children and young people’s mental wellbeing. The campaign will be aimed at parents, carers, teachers and young people themselves, and will be delivered in partnership with the NHS and the nation’s leading mental health and children’s charities. It will promote the Better Health - Every Mind Matters website which offers new NHS-approved tips and advice on supporting the mental wellbeing of children and young people.
Really normal questions - girl (A4 poster)
This new Every Mind Matters campaign is designed to support children and young people’s mental wellbeing. The campaign will be aimed at parents, carers, teachers and young people themselves, and will be delivered in partnership with the NHS and the nation’s leading mental health and children’s charities. It will promote the Better Health - Every Mind Matters website which offers new NHS-approved tips and advice on supporting the mental wellbeing of children and young people.
Sepsis is a rare but serious complication of an infection
Sepsis is a rare but serious complication of an infection. If a child is unwell with a bug or infection, is rapidly getting worse and the parent is worried that their illness seems different to any previous illness, it could be sepsis.
Shingles vaccination - who's eligible? (A4 poster)
Shingles vaccination programme Individuals become eligible for routine vaccination against shingles when they become 70 years of age and for those in the catch-up cohort, if they are 78 or 79 years of age. All eligible individuals retain eligibility to receive the shingles vaccine until they become 80 years of age.
Smash flu and covid-19 - long term conditions version (A4 poster)
If you have an ongoing health condition, like John, who has diabetes, check your eligibility and book now at www.nhs.uk/wintervaccinations.
Stay well - coronavirus is still with us (A4 poster)
We can all help to prevent the spread by making sure we continue to follow the guidelines and hygiene advice.
Stop norovirus spreading this winter
This leaflet contains information about norovirus, how its transmitted and how to prevent it spreading.
Stop! Have you washed your hands? (A4 poster)
This poster can be used to promote hand washing and social distancing guidance as per the NHS and Public Health England guidelines. Please use this poster where appropriate.
Taking antibiotics when you don't need them puts you and your family at risk (A3 poster)
A checklist poster for the Antibiotics campaign; with pharmacist and doctor call to action.
Taking antibiotics when you don't need them puts you and your family at risk (A4 checklist poster)
A checklist poster for the Antibiotics campaign; with pharmacist and doctor call to action.
Taking antibiotics when you don't need them puts you and your family at risk (A4 GP poster)
A poster PDF file with doctor call to action as follows: "Taking antibiotics when you don't need them puts you and your family at risk. Take your doctor’s advice".
Taking antibiotics when you don't need them puts you and your family at risk (A4 Midwife poster)
A poster PDF file with midwife call to action as follows: "Taking antibiotics when you don't need them puts you and your family at risk. Take your midwife's advice".
Taking antibiotics when you don't need them puts you and your family at risk (A4 Nurse poster)
A poster PDF file with nurse call to action as follows: "Taking antibiotics when you don't need them puts you and your family at risk. Take your nurse's advice".
Taking antibiotics when you don't need them puts you and your family at risk (doctors leaflet)
An A5 leaflet with the core message : "Taking antibiotics when you don’t need them puts you and your family at risk".
Taking antibiotics when you don't need them puts you and your family at risk (pharmacist leaflet)
A leaflet with the core message 'taking antibiotics when you don’t need them puts you and your family at risk'.
TB is curable (postcard)
This postcard highlights common symptoms of tuberculosis and encourages people experiencing them to visit their doctor. Reverse side contains translations in Albanian, Bengali, Chinese, Farsi, Gujurati, Punjabi, Somali, Tamil, Turkish and Urdu.
TB is curable (poster)
TB is curable. Early diagnosis and treatment is the key to stopping TB. If you think you have the symptoms described on this poster go and see your doctor.
TB, BCG vaccine and your baby
In the UK, like many other countries, BCG vaccine is offered to babies who are likely to come into contact with someone with tuberculosis (TB). This leaflet contains information about the BCG vaccination which is being offered to protect your baby against tuberculosis.
Td/IPV teenage 3 in 1 booster (leaflet)
At 14 years old or during Year 9 of school, you become eligible for the 3 in 1 teenage booster dose of the vaccine that prevents tetanus, diphtheria and polio. The Td/IPV vaccine will boost your body's immunity to these infectious diseases which may have decreased as you have grown up.
The facts about Hepatitis A
This fold-out leaflet gives advice on how to prevent hepatitis A infection in men who have sex with men (MSM).
The flu vaccination - who should have it and why : Winter 2023-2024 (leaflet)
This leaflet explains how you can help protect yourself and your children against flu this coming winter, and why it's very important that people who are at increased risk from flu have their free vaccination every year.
Think 111 first (reception TV screen)
Format: Screensavers / waiting room screen promotions
Your health and well-being are important. This winter it’s more important than ever to take care of your health as we face a bad flu season along with rising cases of COVID-19.
This is my new thing (A4 poster)
COVID-19 has affected the whole country; for almost everyone, life has had to fundamentally change. But it has also prompted many people to reflect and think more seriously about their health. What’s more, people have been surprised by how able they have been to change their behaviour, with lockdown showing many that they are able to make and sustain changes to their lives. The Better Health campaign will kick off by supporting individuals on their weight loss journey, but later down the line, the programme will also provide advice and support for quitting smoking, drinking less and looking after your mental health.
To prevent the spread of coronavirus, regularly wash your hands (A4 poster)
This poster offers NHS advice on hand washing. The key message is about washing hands regularly, for at least 20 seconds, using soap and hot water.
To prevent the spread of coronavirus, regularly wash your hands - aged 7 to 11 (A4 poster)
This poster offers NHS advice on hand washing for children in key stages three and four. The key message is about washing hands regularly, for at least 20 seconds, using soap and hot water.
Travel safe - reducing the risk of getting a blood-borne infection when you're abroad
This leaflet offers advice on how people travelling abroad can minimise their risks of becoming infected with HIV, hepatitis B or hepatitis C.
Tuberculosis - anyone can get it
Fold out card outlining the most common symptoms of tuberculosis and advising anyone who may be worried to seek further advice.
Tuberculosis - the disease, its treatment and prevention
TB (tuberculosis) is an infectious disease that usually affects the lungs, although it can affect any part of the body. TB is curable with a course of special medicines called antibiotics.
Tummy troubles - easy read (factsheet)
This campaign will seek to address the barriers that are deterring patients from accessing NHS services. This phase focuses on encouraging the public to contact their GP if they are worried about symptoms of bloating, diarrhoea and tummy troubles that could be signs of abdominal cancers.
Vaccinations protect you, your family and the community (A4 poster)
The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in a decrease in people accessing NHS services for a range of conditions and health matters that are not related to coronavirus. This appears to be impacting, among others, people getting their routine vaccinations. It is important that adults, babies and children still have routine vaccinations. They protect against serious and potentially deadly illnesses and stop outbreaks in the community.
Waiting after your COVID-19 vaccination (leaflet)
Information on the observation period following COVID-19 vaccination.
We're here to help you stay well this winter (A5 leaflet)
Some important information from the NHS to help you stay well this winter. If you're worried about your health, don't delay, your NHS wants to see you - help us help you get the care you need this winter. Winter conditions can be bad for our health, especially for people aged 65 or older, and people with long-term conditions such as heart or kidney disease, COPD, asthma or diabetes.
Weight off my mind (A4 poster)
COVID-19 has affected the whole country; for almost everyone, life has had to fundamentally change. But it has also prompted many people to reflect and think more seriously about their health. What’s more, people have been surprised by how able they have been to change their behaviour, with lockdown showing many that they are able to make and sustain changes to their lives. The Better Health campaign will kick off by supporting individuals on their weight loss journey, but later down the line, the programme will also provide advice and support for quitting smoking, drinking less and looking after your mental health.
What should I know about TB?
This leaflet provides a general overview of TB, including symptoms, transmission and risk factors.
What to expect after your COVID-19 vaccination (large print)
The large print version of the main leaflet - What To Expect After Your COVID-19 vaccination. People aged 75 years and older, residents in care homes for older people, and those with weakened immune systems will be offered a spring booster of coronarvirus (COVID-19) vaccine.
What to expect after your COVID-19 vaccination (leaflet)
Information for people who have just had a COVID-19 vaccination.
What to expect after your COVID-19 vaccination - advice for children and young people (leaflet)
This leaflet is for healthcare practitioners to give to children, young people or their parents and carers after their vaccination. It provides information on what to expect after vaccination.
Whooping cough and pregnancy: your questions answered on how to help protect your baby
The leaflet provides in-depth information on: why the vaccine is needed, how maternal pertussis vaccination helps to protect babies from whooping cough, when expectant mothers can have the vaccine and why this vaccine is so important.
Worried about coronarvirus (easy read)
A4 easy read booklet with 10 top tips to help improve your wellbeing.
Your guide to booster vaccination - for individuals aged 16 years and over and those aged 12 years and over who are at risk (leaflet)
Information on the booster dose for eligible individuals.