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cancer awareness

Practical advice, insights and news from across Walnut Grove Clinic and Walnut Grove Studio.
20th June, 2024

Men’s Health

By Kathryn Harper

Men’s health in the UK is an important issue that is gaining more awareness and attention. Men in the UK face a range of health issues such as prostate cancer,...

20th June, 2024

Cervical Cancer Prevention

By Zara Ford

This one is close to my heart as my mother died of cervical cancer at the age of 54 – so if I can encourage even one person to get...

15th May, 2024

Vitamin D – The Sunshine Vitamin

By Robyn Ash

Summer has finally come, and we are all enjoying the longer days, warmer temperatures and the glorious sun. Sunlight has a whole host of benefits from boosting mood and reducing...

18th March, 2024

Ovarian Cancer: The Silent Cancer

By Kathryn Harper

Ovarian cancer is a type of cancer that develops in the ovaries, the reproductive organs in women responsible for producing eggs and hormones. It is the sixth most common cancer...

17th October, 2023

Understanding the Early Signs and Symptoms of Breast Cancer

By Kathryn Harper

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and sadly I suspect many of us probably know someone who has been affected by this type of cancer.  Breast cancer is the most...

18th April, 2023

How do Scars affect me?

By Kate Oldham

There are various reasons for a scar on a body from injuries to surgeries and many other causal factors. Why do they affect your body? Scars, even small scars can...

16th March, 2023

Ovarian Cancer: The Silent Killer

By Kathryn Harper

When to see your doctor Ovarian cancer is often tagged as the silent killer, but why is this? The symptoms of ovarian cancer can be very vague, especially when the...

20th May, 2022

Skin Cancer

By Zara Ford

Virtually every medical source says that most skin cancers are caused by exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light from sunlight and tanning beds damaging the skin’s DNA.  BUT – We need...

17th February, 2022

World Cancer Day

By Zara Ford

According to the World Health Organisation, cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide—nearly one in six deaths. With early detection and treatment, between 30-50% of cancer deaths can be...

20th January, 2022

Cervical Cancer Prevention Week

By Zara Ford

This one is close to my heart as my mother died of cervical cancer at the age of 54 – so if I can encourage even one person to get...

29th November, 2021

Take the Veg Pledge for Cancer research

By Zara Ford

Cancer Research encourages people to go vegetarian or vegan for one month and raise money for their charity. There are so many opinions on whether being vegetarian or vegan is...

26th October, 2021

Breast Cancer – What you need to know

By Zara Ford

According to the WHO, in 2020, 685,000 people died from breast cancer, and 2.3 million received a diagnosis. It reported:“As of the end of 2020, there were 7.8 million women...