With debilitating symptoms such as nausea, vomiting and increased sensitivity to light or sound, migraine is a common health condition, affecting around one in every five women and around one in every 15 men in the UK.

Patients regularly turn to pharmacies for means of easing their symptoms so it is a perfect setting for a comprehensive migraine prevention and treatment clinical service.

Although more prevalent in winter months, pneumococcal infections can strike people of any age, at any time.

Pneumococcal vaccination is not always available to patients via the NHS or those eligible might not have time to book a GP appointment so a convenient private service is always of benefit.

By signing up to the Pharmadoctor Seasonal Health Clinic Package you'll be able to help your patients stave off all manner of conditions, from colds and flu in the depths of winter through to hay fever relief in pollen season.

Although measles is a vaccine preventable disease, a recent Unicef report has placed the UK as having the 3rd highest rate of unvaccinated children out of the 10 highest-income countries. Alarmingly, more than 0.5 million UK children are currently at risk of contracting the potentially deadly measles virus because they have not been vaccinated. Public Health England also reports that there were 966 confirmed cases of measles in England alone during 2018 (nearly 4 times the number in 2017); with most cases reported in people over the age of 15.

To halt this worrying trend it is vital that pharmacists begin raising awareness of the importance of vaccination and start offering the service at their pharmacies.

By signing up to the Pharmadoctor Men's Health Clinic Package you'll be in a position to treat male patients suffering from common conditions like hair loss and erectile dysfunction as well as conduct broader consultations for a range of male health concerns.

Most pharmacies now offer a seasonal flu jab service, with millions of flu vaccinations administered by pharmacists across the UK each year.

With pharmacists seeing hundreds and sometimes thousands of patients during the flu season, not only is the service vital to ensure the protection of huge parts of the population against the potentially fatal virus, it also represents an opportunity to further the awareness among the public of how pharmacies are changing from traditional dispensaries to become focussed on more clinical services.

HPV, period delay, UTIs (urinary tract infections), contraception and a whole host of other clinical areas. Women’s health covers a huge variety of issues and you can help your customers with all of them by running a women's health clinic.