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Accordingto figures published by Cancer Research UK in 2011, it is estimated that around100,000 new cases of skin cancer are diagnosed in the UK annually, making itthe most common type of cancer. Killing more than 2,500 people in the UK everyyear, it is vital that skin cancers are detected and treated early, as swiftdiagnosis can help save lives. |
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The Federation of Holistic Therapists is to host a series of 3 specialist conferences in 2010, reflecting the interests of its diverse membership. The Sports Therapy Conference will take place on the 20th November at Coventry University. Entitled ‘Sports Therapy: Treating the Elite’, this conference will explore the use of sports therapies by elite sports people, and how to succeed in the sports industry. Featuring the latest in injury recognition and treatments, this one-day conference is set to inspire. The FHT has brought together recognised experts to educate and inform therapists on the very latest developments in sports therapy and treating elite athletes. Speakers and sessions are as follows: |
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A new regulatory body has been set up for Complementary and Natural Healthcare with government backing through the Department of Health and facilitated by the Prince’s Foundation for Integrated Health (FIH). Early in 2009, the register for practitioners will be opened up and Massage Therapy has been the first discipline to be accepted thanks to the very hard work of the GCMT (General Council for Massage Therapy) that represent your professional associations, making sure that your wished and standards would be upheld in this new process.
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Leading massage table supplier, Therapy Essentials, is launching a
brand new scheme that will provide colleges with a unique way to
upgrade training equipment and maintain supplies of essential
consumables.
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