Talking is good for your mental health. And talking about mental health is important, but starting the conversation isn't always easy. Today is World Mental Health Day - check out our articles to help you look after yourself and where you can get support - https://t.co/pT4mTGuTBT

Just three minutes of your time can make a huge difference to improving services in your area. Let us know what is or isn’t working in our short, confidential survey. https://t.co/XhvBbBJpVM

Contrary to evidence that men are reluctant to attend services, our research shows an overwhelming support for a prostate cancer screening programme. https://t.co/ZUmUAju5On

Our new research shows most men will come forward for prostate cancer screening, if it were available. We're calling on government to consider men's views when reaching a decision on whether to introduce a prostate cancer screening programme. https://t.co/ZUmUAju5On

Think there is no power in your feedback? Don't believe it can make a difference to services? We want to show you this isn't the case. Check out some recent examples of how your feedback made a difference - https://t.co/mtI3XRlaiv

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and this year the aim is to highlight the importance of preventing breast cancer before it starts. If you're invited to a screening - don't put it off, it might save your life. Find out more and how to book - https://t.co/T1MNCrZaSM

October marks Black History Month and it gives us the opportunity to share, celebrate and understand the impact of black heritage and culture. The theme serves as a tribute to the strength and commitment of everyone today and throughout history from the Black community.

From October 1, everyone who is eligible can get their NHS COVID-19 and flu vaccines. You can book an appointment via the NHS App, your local GP practice, online or by calling 119. https://t.co/YQtAZ6eGcB

Navigating the world of health and social care services can be daunting. We want to help you get the care you need, with helpful, straightforward advice. Take a look at our advice articles - https://t.co/KXRHwQEvW5

September is #SickleCellAwarenessMonth. People with sickle cell often need regular transfusions to stay well. The best match often comes from a donor of the same ethnicity. Learn more and sign up: https://t.co/qrtfmHP5x4

Thanks to your feedback, we advocated for NHS England to publish better data to highlight and address inequalities in people's experience of waiting for NHS treatment - https://t.co/2ut9jSwUhq

Did you know that pharmacies provide advice and information on minor illnesses and ailments? Find out how they can help you. https://t.co/5RHeVMYsnS

Today is World Pharmacists day. Have you heard of the The Pharmacy First scheme? It means patients across England can now get prescription-only treatment for conditions at a pharmacy, without needing to see their GP. Read our article to find out more. https://t.co/KnVpRNYoRm

CareFind is a free-to-use, NHS-built website, supported by the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC). It helps people search for care homes – and soon, home care providers. It’s already making a difference. Check out their website to find out more. https://t.co/pApuaUyHm2

Prevention and early intervention can be life changing for people as well. However, we have heard that too often barriers, like poor information and inaccessible services mean these opportunities are missed. Find out more. https://t.co/oZsGWjTNX1

You are more likely to need a transplant one day, than you are to being a donor. You can choose to donate some or all your organs and tissue, and you can amend or withdraw a registration at any time. Register today. https://t.co/t8RF0AIBpH

Everyone in England can register with the GP surgery, or change their GP surgery for free. Find out how you can register and what information they will need from you in our helpful advice article - https://t.co/vYNZnx2py8

Our research shows that only 59% of men are aware of the NHS health check, despite the fact that it can help prevent and detect life-threatening illness. We are calling for better awareness of the health check - https://t.co/GdjC62QVMd

The Men's Health Strategy is a crucial opportunity to get the NHS health check right and prevent thousands of premature deaths from cardiovascular disease. https://t.co/WDt90IovfP

Local authorities are required to invite all adults aged 40-74 without a long-term condition for an NHS health check every 5 years. Our research, published today, shows that many men are missed - https://t.co/WDt90IovfP