Diabetes is a chronic illness, which causes a person’s blood glucose level to become too high. Sadly, more people than ever are suffering from diabetes, with over 4.6 million people living with this condition in the UK. While it is possible to live a normal life after a diabetes diagnosis, without the right treatment and care, there can be many health complications.

Another member of our First Aid Fanatics, Harry is here to go through what you need to know about heart attacks including what to do when a heart attack takes place.

Lifesaving first aid is now set to be included in the national school curriculum following years of campaigning.

It may be long overdue, but compulsory first aid training in all schools in the UK is finally becoming a reality, as The Department of Education recently announced that all children will be required to learn First Aid under various proposals that have been put forward by the government.

Although Edna is unable to customise super suits for people that suffer from epilepsy to control their seizures in the same way she does for superheroes to control their powers-remember, no capes! She can bring you the lesson in our First Aid Tips which is how you can help someone that is experiencing a seizure.