I have cancer. Can I still workout?
Cancer treatment can be mentally and physically exhausting but you don’t have to put your health and wellbeing on hold.
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Cancer treatment can be mentally and physically exhausting but you don’t have to put your health and wellbeing on hold.
Leah Mayes, a specialist dietitian based in the oncology suite at Nuffield Health Cambridge Hospital is frequently asked about how diet and nutrition can influence our health by reducing our cancer risk and improving health outcomes.
Testicular cancer can be difficult for men to talk about. Unfortunately, silence on the subject can lead to a lack of understanding and difficulty identifying problematic lumps. Keep reading for expert information and advice on what to look out for and when to get yourself checked out by a professional.
When considering lip fillers, many women worry about the risks of developing a so-called 'trout pout'. Visit Nuffield Health for more details.
High-tech machines like MRI and CT scanners are sometimes intimidating but diagnostic imaging can be an essential step to good health.
Niki May Young talks us through what it is actually like having a Nuffield Health Assessment.
From early on, women are taught to check for lumps in their breasts. But lumps aren’t the only sign you should see a specialist. Here are four more.
The PIP scandal has changed the way we look at implants, but patients still need to look out for themselves. Dr Davina Deniszczyc explains.
Cataracts are the leading cause of visual impairment worldwide, but they can also be reversed with surgery, as long as you act early. Here are the 3 most common types of cataracts, their symptoms and what causes them, so you can both prevent and identify them.
Expert advice on the pros and cons of body contouring. For more expert advice visit Nuffield Health.