"My family of six have always had good service from the practice for the past eighteen years..."

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The Ivy Medical Group has been established in Burton Joyce and Lowdham since 2006. We look after just under 4000 patients located in Burton Joyce, Lowdham and surrounding villages. We are a training practice for the University of Nottingham and are active in supporting our local health community. Our vision is to provide the very best primary medical services with a focus on family health and continuity of care. Our medical and nursing team have a wide variety of expertise and experience in providing holistic care. Our practice is actively involved in the commissioning of local health care committed to ensuring the very highest quality of care for our patients.

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  1. Book online appointments and request medications online.
  2. View the practice News and Twiter Feed.
  3. Mapping to each branch surgery and Apple Maps Navigation to get you there.
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  5. Sharing for news articles.
  6. Today App Widget to display the latest news article on your home screen.
  7. Apple watch and iMessage App allowing extended functionality.

NHS Choices News

  • ~ 2 days ago Does paracetamol taken in pregnancy affect masculinity?
     Thursday, June 22, 2017

    "Taking paracetamol when pregnant 'makes boys less manly, less aggressive and lowers their sex drive'," reports The Sun. But the alarming headline doesn't explain that the research was in mice, not humans. Researchers gave daily doses... Read More...

  • ~ 2 days ago Sex link to older people's brain power, says study
     Thursday, June 22, 2017

    "Sex is the key to staying sharp in old age," reports the Mail Online after researchers found older people who have regular sex scored better on two of five brain tests. Participants who had sex at least... Read More...

  • ~ 4 days ago 'Contaminated air' on planes linked to health problems
     Tuesday, June 20, 2017

    "Toxic fumes in aircraft cabins could cause serious health problems, scientists warn:" reports The Sun. This is based on a UK study investigating air contamination on aircraft and its possible effects on the health of pilots and cabin crew… Read More...

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