Month: April 2026

Complementary Therapies are a range of therapeutic and beneficial interventions that can be used alongside conventional medical practice to support patient wellbeing. With the NHS placing more emphasis on preventative medicine the limited but growing body of complementary therapy research evidence suggesting positive outcomes supporting the integration of named therapies into the wider health care … Read more

NHS England states that physical inactivity is associated with inequalities in health outcomes, impacts on demand for NHS services and is a contributory factor in 1 in 10 premature deaths from coronary heart disease (CHD) and 1 in 6 deaths in the UK from any cause.  Whereas the benefits of physical activity for prevention, management … Read more