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Our Preston Travel & Vaccination Clinic based at DDL Davies Pharmacy offers a wide range of travel vaccines and other vaccinations catering for all members of the family; from newborns to loving grandparents, we have something to for everyone.   Don't let illness ruin your trip of a lifetime by ensuring you get the recommended travel vaccines against the diseases which are most prevalent in the area you are travelling to . Get your travel vaccinations at our  Preston Travel Clinic  which offers protection against diseases such as Hepatitis, Typhoid, Tetanus, Yellow Fever and Malaria WITHOUT PRESCRIPTION. Our expert pharmacists will check your vaccinations are up to date as well as recommending which travel vaccines you will need. Travel vaccines for ALL destinations available.  We also offer the Meningitis ACWY vaccine for Hajj & Umrah travellers with certificates. Our travel clinic also stocks a range of travel essentials such as sun cream, insect repellents, first aid kits and much more. ​ Check out our Children's Vaccination Service to protect your little ones from childhood illnesses such as Chickenpox, Meningitis and HPV.  ​ We also run Flu Jab clinics from September through March. We offer FREE NHS Flu Jabs for anyone over the age of 65 and those considered 'at risk'. For those who don't qualify for a free flu jab, our private flu jabs start at £9. We also run a corporate service for businesses who would like their employees to be vaccinated against flu where will we come out and vaccinate your employees at your place of work. ​ Visit us today for a FREE consultation with our experienced specially trained pharmacists. We offer walk-in clinics with no appointment necessary, same day appointments or simply Book an Appointment .

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Whether you visit our clinic for a travel consultation or a general vaccination service, our staff will always take the time to talk you through the treatment you’re going to receive.

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Travelling abroad this summer? Did you know you need to be vaccinated 10 weeks prior to your holiday? Unfortunately we no longer offer travel vaccinations, in order to free up more appointments at the surgery for chronic disease management. 

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Order malaria tablets or jet lag treatment online with a free online consultation. Our Online Doctor service is perfect for those aged 18 years or over. Through a confidential online assessment, you can receive malaria tablets or jet lag treatment if our clinical team confirm they’re suitable for you, without seeing a GP face-to-face. Our travel service is also ideal if you’re in need of treatment quickly – simply complete an online consultation and select next-day delivery.

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About Preston Healthcare

The relationship you have with your healthcare provider is an important one. A rushed appointment or distracted provider is not the experience most people are looking for, but too often, it’s the one they have. At Preston Healthcare, we dedicate the time it takes to understand our patients’ concerns and victories. We provide a warm and confidential environment for our patients to get the care they need from providers they trust.  

Since we don’t accept insurance for payment, we’re not bound by strict insurance requirements for care. If you’d like to use insurance to pay for services, we’ll help you bill your insurance company for your appointment directly. 

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Addiction & behavioral health.

Our addiction medicine specialists are trained in a wide range of prevention techniques, evaluation and treatment modalities. It’s common for patients with addiction to have co-occurring general medical and psychiatric conditions. Our expertise allows us to manage both the addiction and psychiatric influences.

We treat addiction with confidentiality, compassion and dignity. We know addiction does not discriminate, and care for adolescents and adults of all ages.

Immigration Health

Many of our staff members are first- and second-generation immigrants, so immigration health is something that’s close to our hearts. We offer complete green card physical examinations that comply with the USCIS standards.

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Traveling to a foreign country is exciting. Get the vaccines you need for a healthy and safe trip. Our team is knowledgeable in knowing risk factors and what vaccines are necessary for international travel.

Meet Dr. Adebukola Abiola, MD FASAM DABAM Medical Director, Preston Healthcare

Dr. Abiola is a proud first-generation Nigerian immigrant, husband and father with a big heart and contagious laugh. His compassion for his patients and appetite for continuous education is limitless.

A designated civil surgeon by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) of the United States Department of Homeland Security, Dr. Abiola holds a medical degree from the College of Health Sciences, University of Ilorin, Nigeria. He completed residency training in Family Medicine and Community Health at The Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, Jamaica, NY and a fellowship in Primary Care Clinical Psychiatry at the Department of Psychiatry & Human Behavior, University of California, Irvine School of Medicine. He also completed a Certificate Course in Opioid Addiction Treatment at Center for Addiction and Mental Health, the Faculty of Medicine, The University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

He is a diplomate of the American Board of Addiction Medicine and the American Society of Addiction Medicine, and a fellow of the American Society of Addiction Medicine and the American Institute of Stress. He is certified in Travel Medicine by the International Society of Travel Medicine.

Dr. Abiola practices a full complement of addiction medicine, including medication-assisted treatment (MAT), individual and group therapy. He also practices clinical psychiatry and provides consultation in peri-operative acute and chronic pain management to individuals with substance use disorders who are currently in therapy or in recovery.

In addition to addiction medicine, Dr. Abiola directs the Center for International, Travel Medicine & Immigrant Health where he provides pre-travel preventive care including immunizations to individuals traveling abroad and conducts immigration physical examinations. He also provides healthcare services to tourists.

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b. 1813/1872

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Female Medical College of Pennsylvania

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Achievement: Dr. Ann Preston was the first woman dean of the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania.

As the first woman to be made dean of the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania (WMCP), Ann Preston campaigned for her students to be admitted to clinical lectures at the Philadelphia Hospital, and the Pennsylvania Hospital. Despite the hostility of the all-male student groups, she was determined to negotiate the best educational opportunities for the students of WMCP.

Ann Preston was born in West Grove, Pennsylvania, a Quaker community near Philadelphia, in 1813. She was the second of nine children born to Amos Preston, a Quaker minister, and Margaret Smith Preston. Of their three daughters, Ann Preston was the only one to survive to adulthood.

She was educated at the local Quaker school, then at a Friends boarding school in Chester, Pennsylvania, until she had to return home to care for her family when her mother became ill. To continue her education she attended lectures of the local literary association and lyceum, and was a member of the Clarkson Anti-Slavery Society and the temperance movement. She wrote petitions and lectures for the anti-slavery society, and, when her younger brothers were old enough to look after themselves, she became a teacher and in 1849 published a book of children's rhymes, Cousin Ann's Stories .

By the early 1840s she had begun teaching physiology and hygiene to all-female classes, with a view to educating women about their own bodies. In 1847, she enrolled for an apprenticeship in medical education with Dr. Nathaniel R. Moseley, then applied to four medical colleges in Philadelphia. Like the other applicants, she was rejected outright. In March 1850, a group of Quakers founded the Female (later Woman's) Medical College of Pennsylvania, and in October, Ann Preston enrolled in the first class. She graduated in December, 1851, at age 38. She stayed on at the school for a year of postgraduate study, and was appointed professor of physiology and hygiene there in 1853.

In 1858, the Philadelphia Medical Society spoke out against the Woman's Medical College, barring women from educational clinics and medical societies. The College faculty itself could not agree on the best approach to women's medical education, so Dr. Preston organized a board of "lady managers," wealthy supporters of the cause, to fund and run a woman's hospital where students could gain clinical experience. The hospital opened in 1861 and in 1863, Dr. Preston also established a school of nursing.

In 1866, Dr. Ann Preston became the first woman dean of the Woman's Medical College, and in 1867 she was elected to the college Board. She was determined to improve the educational opportunities of her students, despite the hostility of other educators and practitioners, and in 1868 negotiated with the Philadelphia Hospital, Blockley, to allow her students to attend the general clinics there. In 1869 she made a similar arrangement with the Pennsylvania Hospital, where her students were harassed by the male students. Dr. Preston accompanied her women physicians-in-training to the very first clinic, witnessing the drama of this historic occasion first hand. In a letter written February 21, 1925, one of her former students, Sarah C. Hall, recalled the events that day for the 75th anniversary of the Woman's Medical College:

"We were allowed to enter by way of the back stairs, and were greeted by the men students with hisses and paper wads, and frequently during the clinic were treated to more of the same. The Professor of Surgery came in and bowed to the men only. More hisses...We retired the same way we entered and, on reaching the outer door, found men students lined up on one side of the way, and we, to get out, had to take the road and walk to the street to the tune of 'The Rogues March.' Our students separated as soon as possible. All who could took the little antiquated horse cars in any direction they were going. The men separated also, and in groups of twos, threes, and fours, followed the women."

Twenty years after Elizabeth Blackwell became the first woman to earn a medical degree from an American institution, woman medical students and physicians were still something of a novelty. At the hospital lectures, attended by mostly male students, they had to endure barracking and intimidation. Dr. Preston refused to let such behavior limit the women's educational opportunities, arguing that it was not that the women students could not keep up, but that the men refused to welcome their equally capable female colleagues. Thanks to Dr. Preston and her students, the sight of women medical students studying alongside men gradually became less unusual after that first day in 1869.

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In 1869, Dr. Ann Preston, the first woman Dean of the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, campaigned for the right for her students to attend lectures at all-male institutions. When they were first granted admittance, women medical students attending a clinic were greeted by the male students with hisses and paper wads. Dr. Preston refused to be deterred, and successfully argued for the fair treatment and equal skill of her students. She was born a Quaker in 1813, and attended Quaker schools in Pennsylvania. From an early age, she campaigned for social reform. She wrote petitions and lectures for the Clarkson Anti-Slavery Society and joined the temperance movement. Wanting to educate women about their own bodies, she began teaching physiology and hygiene to all-female classes. In 1847, Ann Preston applied to four medical colleges in Philadelphia. But her applications, like those from all other women, were rejected. To provide opportunities for women to study medicine, a group of Quakers founded the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania. Ann Preston enrolled in the first class. She graduated in 1851, at the age of 38. She stayed on at the school, and in two years was appointed professor of physiology and hygiene. Public and professional attitudes toward women physicians remained negative, for the most part. Eight years after the medical school was established, the Philadelphia Medical Society spoke out against it, effectively barring women students from educational clinics and medical societies in the city. Undeterred, Dr. Ann Preston organized a board of wealthy supporters to fund and run a woman's hospital, where her students could gain clinical experience. The hospital opened in 1861. Two years later, Dr. Preston established a School of Nursing. In 1865, Dr. Ann Preston became the first woman Dean of the Woman's Medical College. Committed to expanding her students' educational opportunities, Dr. Preston negotiated and won the right for them to attend general clinics at the Blockley Hospital in Philadelphia. In 1869, she made a similar arrangement with the Pennsylvania Hospital. There, the women endured harassment from the male students. As one student later recalled, 'We were allowed to enter by way of the back stairs, and were greeted by the male students with hisses and paper wads, and frequently during the clinic were treated to more of the same... The Professor of Surgery came in and bowed to the men only...' Dr. Ann Preston publicly criticized the response of the men and the attitudes behind it, arguing that women students could easily keep up with the men but that the men refused to welcome their equally capable women colleagues. Thanks to Dr. Preston and her students, women studying alongside men gradually became a more frequent sight in the medical clinics and colleges of the late 1800s.

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