Eating fish may lower risk of bowel cancer
A new study, funded by the World Cancer Research Fund, has provided stronger evidence that we should all be eating [...]
Key findings from our 2019 nutrition and supplement survey
In May this year we asked the public about their experiences with nutrition support and advice following a cancer diagnosis. [...]
The needs, experiences and impact for people accessing Penny Brohn UK’s nutrition support services: a service evaluation study
This summer Health Psychology Masters student Jordan Neal from the University of Bath joined our Research and Evaluation team. In [...]
The second international social prescribing conference
Dr. Helen Seers, Head of Research and Evaluation Penny Brohn UK I’ve just attended a fantastic two days at the [...]
Evidence-based information on complementary therapies
Whether it’s managing the side-effects of treatment, building resilience in order to respond better to treatment, or dealing with [...]
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 [...]
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 one which recognises that the [...]
Day 23: 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.
Social prescribing and person-centred care can only truly exist when healthcare is fully integrated
On Tuesday 6 November an event dedicated to social prescribing was held in London and attended by Health Secretary, [...]