Eating fish may lower risk of bowel cancer
New research funded by WCRF strengthens the evidence for eating more fish.
Social prescribing and the Government’s vision
Penny Brohn UK has been advocating social prescribing for nearly 40 years. Here are eight ways to incorporate social prescribing into a healthcare process.
Key findings: Nutrition and supplement survey 2019
Key findings from our 2019 nutrition and supplement survey have allowed us to better understand the nutrition needs of people living with and beyond cancer.
Impact of Penny Brohn UK nutrition support services
Results are in following a study, looking into the impact of nutrition advice and support received by people using our services.
The second international social prescribing conference
Dr Helen Seers, Head of Research and Evaluation recaps on her time at the second international social prescribing conference at the University of Westminster, London.
Evidence-based information on complementary therapies
Finding reliable information on treatments can be a challenge. With our evidence-based information sheets we’ve done all the research so you don’t have to.
Because I need more than medicine: Our Impact in 2018
We are pleased to announce that we have launched our first ever Impact Report, detailing the impact that our organisation has made during 2018.
What do we mean by “rethinking medicine”?
In March we were invited by National Voices to join the conversation of Rethinking Medicine, and how medicine can support health and healthcare in England.
Three reasons we’re excited about the NHS long term plan
The ambitious NHS long term plan is putting people at the centre of healthcare and we're looking forward to seeing the plans unfold.
Physical activity and cancer
This month we’ve released the latest evidence-based information sheet on the physical activities you can take part in at Penny Brohn UK.