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  • Veganuary! Its Popularity Continues to Increase!

    Veganuary! Its Popularity Continues to Increase!

    10 January, 2020

    With more people signing up to Veganuary each year, it is worthwhile looking at the health benefits that a plant-based and dairy-free diet promotes even for just one month.

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  • Positive Attitude for 2020

    Positive Attitude for 2020

    3 January, 2020

    A positive attitude can make a real difference to our health and can help eliminate negative thought patterns.

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  • Tension-Type and Cervicogenic Headache

    Tension-Type and Cervicogenic Headache

    20 December, 2019

    The most common headaches are tension-type headache and cervicogenic headache.

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  • Migraine Physiology

    Migraine Physiology

    13 December, 2019

    There's very little written about migraine physiology, or what a migraine looks like.

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  • Movember; Men are twice as likely to suffer a Heart Attack!

    Movember; Men are twice as likely to suffer a Heart Attack!

    29 November, 2019

    Coronary heart disease is the UK's leading cause of death, and Men are twice as Likely to Suffer from a heart Attack

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  • Movember;  Bladder Cancer is also a Key Issue in Men’s Health

    Movember; Bladder Cancer is also a Key Issue in Men’s Health

    22 November, 2019

    Men are 3-4 times more likely to develop bladder cancer. The biggest risk factor is smoking which increases your risk for bladder cancer by 3 times.

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  • Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

    Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

    15 November, 2019

    Prostate cancer awareness month provides a chance once again to highlight this key issue in men's health

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  • Prostate Cancer and Genetics

    Prostate Cancer and Genetics

    8 November, 2019

    The Institute of Cancer Research estimates about 1 in 300 men in the UK have the same genetic errors that increase the risk of breast cancer in women, and in men these genetic errors present as prostate cancer, the most common cancer in men in the UK.

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