Maintaining your health and having access to treatment is essential for students. Students arriving from outside of the city should make it a priority to make sure they have access for treatment should they need it
 | You should register as soon as possible with a Doctor who practices in an area that is convenient for you. To register you should make an appointment with a Doctor, requesting to be put on their list of patients Click here for more |
 | Located on two sites - James Parsons Building (Byrom Street) and at the Iain Newman Centre (IM Marsh) - the centres are open throughout The semester. Click here for more |
 | Click here for a list of Doctors Surgeries based in and around the city centre as well as other useful information and addresses such as Dentists, Opticians and various Health Centres etc |
 | There are procedures in place within the University to help you overcome problems when health is affecting your studies, such as extensions and the PMC procedure (Personal Mitigating Circumstances). Click here for more |
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