The British Research Panel is a community of patient volunteers. We aim to promote the research and development of new medicine for a variety of illnesses.
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ALT NHS sign and green pharmacy cross on a building exterior under a brick wall.
ALT Senior couple using a tablet to book their autumn Covid-19 and flu vaccines through the NHS online service.
ALT Illustration of hands breaking a cigarette in half. Copy reads: 'Top tips to help you quit smoking. A picture of two hands snapping a cigarette is shown.' NHS logo appears in the top right corner.
ALT Top half: illustration of mum and a baby. Copy reads: '1. List your reasons to quit. This could be to look after your health, save money or breathe easier.' Bottom half: illustration of a diverse family: mother, father, son and daughter. Copy reads: '2. Tell people you're quitting. Let friends and family know how they can help and support you.' NHS logo appears in the top right corner.
ALT Top half: illustration of a man holding his phone. Copy reads: '3. Track your progress. Try the free NHS Quit Smoking app for daily support to help you stay on track.' Bottom half: illustration of a beer. Copy reads: '4. Know your triggers. If you feel tempted to smoke, try listing your triggers and how to avoid them.' NHS logo appears in the top right corner.
ALT Illustration of a person exercising. Copy reads: '5. Keep yourself busy. Exercise can be a great way to reduce the urge to smoke and keep cravings away.' NHS logo appears in the top right corner.
ALT A photograph of four paramedics stood in front of an ambulance smiling. Text reads: happy emergency services day.
ALT A person in sunglasses points upward beside large text reading, “Boys are offered the HPV vaccine too!” A pink box on the right says, “It protects them from HPV strains that cause some types of cancer.” The background is bright yellow with pink graphic accents, and the URL “NHS.UK/HPV” appears at the bottom.
ALT Mother and daughter smiling at each other, promoting NHS flu vaccinations for children and pregnant women before winter.
ALT Illustration of different women of various ages and ethnicities. Copy reads: 'Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month'. NHS logo is in the top right corner. An arrow to encourage swiping is in the bottom left corner.
ALT Illustration of the female reproductive system, highlighting five different organs. Copy reads: 'There are 5 gynaecological cancers: ovarian, womb, cervical, vaginal and vuval'. NHS logo is in the top right corner. An arrow to encourage swiping is in the bottom left corner.
ALT Copy reads: 'Key symptoms of gynaecological cancers: unusual vaginal bleeding or discharge, including any bleeding after the menopause; persistent bloating, feeling full more quickly or nausea; a persistent itch, lump or changes to the vulval skin or vagina; unexplained lower back, abdominal or pelvic pain'. NHS logo is in the top right corner. An arrow to encourage swiping is in the bottom left corner.
ALT Illustration of a woman holding a phone. Copy reads: 'These symptoms are common and can be caused by many different conditions, but it’s important to get them checked. Contact your GP practice if you experience any of these symptoms'. NHS logo is in the top right corner.
ALT Photograph of a patient with a pharmacist. Text reads: 'NHS expands the free cholesterol check pilot to more pharmacies.' The NHS logo is in the top right corner.
ALT A photograph of a group of NHS staff wearing pink scrubs, smiling and looking happy with their arms around each other. Text reads: Thank you to everyone working across the NHS this Bank Holiday weekend!
ALT Illustration of a person using an inhaler during a thunderstorm, with dark clouds, rain and lightning overhead. Text reads: “If you have been prescribed an inhaler, carry it with you during periods of thundery weather.” NHS logo in the top right.
ALT A tick illustration and 6 prevention tips: use tick repellent; wear long sleeves and trousers; stay on clearly defined paths and avoid brushing against vegetation; regularly check for ticks and brush them off immediately; check yourself, children and pets for ticks after returning indoors; and remove any ticks safely and easily.
ALT Empty exam hall with rows of desks and chairs, overlaid with the message 'Exam results don’t define you' and NHS logo.
ALT MenB vaccine, It takes two. 1: Eligible for your free MenB vaccine? 2: Get your second dose at least 28 days after your first Two doses are essential for protection
ALT NHS amber heat-health alert warning that more people’s health is at risk due to high temperatures.