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When your choice about sharing data from your health records does not apply
Find out when data from your health records may be used even if you have chosen not to share it.
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Information for under-16s on parents and guardians accessing your doctor's services
Your parent or someone else that looks after you may want to use apps or websites to help them manage your doctor's appointments, prescriptions and health information online.
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Sharing data from your health records – Information in different languages and formats
Get information about choosing to share your health record data for planning and research in different formats and languages.
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Medically unexplained symptoms
Find out about medically unexplained symptoms, including possible causes, the connection between physical and mental health, how a GP can help and self-help.
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How to give someone you trust access to your online health services
If you are aged 16 or over, find out how to give someone you trust access to your online health services, such as your appointments, prescriptions and medical information.
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Where to get mental health support – children and young people
Find out who can help you get support for your mental health, such as a teacher, school nurse GP or youth or social worker – and find out how to refer yourself
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Screening for Down's syndrome, Edwards' syndrome and Patau's syndrome
Read about screening for Down's syndrome, Edwards' syndrome and Patau's syndrome in pregnancy, which is offered for all babies.
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Womb (uterus) cancer - Help and support
If you have womb cancer, support is available from your specialist team and charities like Macmillan Cancer Support and Cancer Research UK.
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The truth about sweeteners
Evidence on the safety of the most popular sweeteners and the effect they may have on our health.
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Baby and toddler play ideas
Simple ways for children to be creative, including playing with water, reading books, rattles, play dough, drawing and painting, dressing up and making models.