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Monthly Archives: January 2023
A “highly transmissible” Covid strain has emerged and is already behind one in 25 cases in the UK, surveillance data suggests. XBB is a subvariant of Continue reading
2022 was an incredibly tough year for many AngelBox parents and their newborn’s, it brought many challenges from those who lost loved ones and are finding Continue reading
Self-care helps you to stay as healthy and as independent as you can. It’s about making small lifestyle changes that can have a big effect on your Continue reading
Hey Parents We’re introducing a new WhatsApp messaging service which will be run 6 days a week. Connect with an AngelBox Team Member quicker and in Continue reading
We are delighted to announce that our community organisation has been featured in both the London Evening Standard (print & digital) and The Independent (digital) newspapers Continue reading
Many parents have noticed recently our volunteers guiding you through an important NHS brochure which covers all the ways in which the NHS is here for Continue reading
Covid-19 is still here and can still cause serious illness for those who remain unvaccinated. It’s that time of year where many of us will be busy Continue reading
Polio is still spreading in London and children who have not been vaccinated are vulnerable. As many people gather with friends and family at this time Continue reading
Children can catch and spread flu easily. Vaccinating them also protects others who are vulnerable to flu, such as babies and older people. The children’s nasal Continue reading
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At 8-16 weeks your baby should have taken all these vaccinations
It's important that vaccines are given on time for the best protection, but if you or your child missed a vaccine, contact your GP to catch up.
To get more information on how to book an appointment in London.