Public Health Agency

George Wright, from Clear pharmacy, shares some helpful tips to help you cut down the amount you drink. Understanding alcohol units is key to keeping track of how much you’re drinking. Call into your local pharmacy today for a free unit calculator wheel. drugsandalcoholni.info

A team of healthcare professionals from the PHA and vaccinators from the South Eastern Trust will be located at Pride village in Custom House Square during the festival. To find out more about either vaccine come and have a chat at the PHA stand. #SexualHealthNI #TakePrideNI

The potentially life-saving RSV vaccination aimed at protecting newborns and older adults is available all year round. Take up the offer of vaccination no matter what time of the year it is. Read more at pha.site/RSVallyearround #RSV #RSVvaccine

Being aware of general signs and symptoms linked to cancer can help in early detection. This is important because the earlier a cancer is detected, the better the chances of successful treatment. For more information on spotting cancer symptoms, visit BeCancerAwareNI.info

To keep health risks from alcohol to a low level, it is safest not to drink more than 14 units a week, as recommended by the UK CMOs. Take the alcohol test today visit, pha.site/alcohol-test #KnowYourUnits #AlcoholFreeDays

One of the most effective ways to avoid picking up or spreading common bugs during The Open is to wash your hands regularly with soap and warm water. #theopen #portrush #washyourhands

We’re delighted to partner with The R&A to promote sun safety and UV awareness at Royal Portrush during the 153rd Open ☀️ It was also a pleasure to welcome Health Minister Mike Nesbitt, who stopped by for a quick chat—and some sunscreen!

The Open is a great chance to relax and soak up the atmosphere, but if you’re drinking alcohol, know your limits. Too much alcohol can lead to illness, accidents, and poor decision-making, alternate alcoholic drinks with water. #theopen #portrush #alcoholawareness

Bowel cancer is one of the most common cancers for both men and women. It is very important to be aware of possible symptoms or signs that may be linked to bowel cancer. For more info on bowel cancer and screening, visit nidirect.gov.uk/bowel-screening

If your packing your bag for the Open, don’t forget the sunscreen – those UV rays don’t take a day off. Stay protected and enjoy every swing! ⛳🌥️ Click the link below to find out more. careinthesun.org #BeUVAware @CancerFocusNI

Reasons to have an HIV test • Have a new sexual partner • Have had unprotected sex • Have paid for sex • Have shared injecting drug equipment You can get a free home testing kit for HIV at sh24.org.uk sexualhealthni.info #SexualHealthNI #TakePrideNI