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S is for Smile
Adam had dental bridges incorrectly fitted which left him feeling self-conscious about his smile. With the help of our dental experts, Adam’s teeth were put right along with his confidence.
P is for Peace of Mind
After having his gallbladder removed, Mike decided it would be a good idea to have a health assessment and see how his general health was. Shortly after his assessment he received the news that he had testicular cancer. He had the cancer removed and within months he was given the all clear.
L is for losing my commute
On her 30th birthday, Hannah decided she wanted to complete a 10k race. During her training, she developed shin splints which meant she could no longer jog to and from work. With the help of physiotherapy and Kinesio tape, Hannah was back on track towards completing her goal!
J is for Jitters
Ian realised that looking after his health should be his main priority. He is now in remission from prostate cancer and in retrospect he should never let the fear of bad news take over. Ian's A-Z of #EverydayMoments is J for overcoming my Jitters.
I is for being injury-free
While skiing Luke Powles, Lead Physician at Bupa Health Clinics Canary Wharf, had a fall and injured his shoulder which resulted in a loss of mobility. As it affected his stronger side he found doing simple day to day things difficult. Now that Luke is healed he is grateful for his everyday health.
H is for House
Karen Oliver, blogger from ‘Beyond the Bathroom Scale’ tells us her story of suffering with Hyperemesis Gravidarum during her pregnancy for the #EverydayMoments campaign.
G is for Game On
For Vince Mullholland, qualifying to play cricket for his county was a dream come true. But after injuring his knee he feared he’d never return to the pitch again. Vince’s A-Z of #EverydayMoments is G for ‘Game On!’
Why are we taxing people for taking out health insurance?
Ahead of the Autumn Budget, Alex Perry, CEO of Bupa Insurance, considers the impact of rising taxes on health insurance for both the NHS and health insurance customers.
Top tips for reducing muscle, bone and joint pain
We’ve released new research which has revealed that more than half (58%) of British adults say they have suffered from muscle, bone or joint pain at some point in their lives. Katherine Cran, Physiotherapist at Bupa UK provides advice on the things you can do during the working day to prevent suffering from these pains.
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