28-29 Jul 2024
Southern Sun Rosebank,
Johannesburg,
South Africa
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03-05 Sep 2024
IMPACT Exhibition Center,
Bangkok,
Thailand
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03-08 Sep 2024
Cruise London, Amsterdam, Zeebrugge,
United States
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08-10 Sep 2024
Wyndham® Lake Buena Vista Disney Springs™ Resort,
Lake Buena Vista,
United States
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10-12 Sep 2024
St Moritz Hotel & Spa,
Wadebridge,
United Kingdom
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15-18 Sep 2024
Wigwam,
Phoenix,
United States
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18 Sep 2024
Chesford Grange Hotel,
Kenilworth,
United Kingdom
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19-19 Sep 2024
The Salil Hotel Riverside - Bangkok,
Bangkok 10120,
Thailand
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Obesity brings 40 per cent higher cancer risk for women: study |
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By Jak Phillips 17 Mar 2015 |
Obesity increases the risk of at least seven types of cancer, including bowel and post-menopausal breast Credit: Shutterstock.com
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Health experts are urging obese women to adopt healthier lifestyles, following research suggesting they have a 40 per cent greater risk of weight-related cancer. The Cancer Research UK figures prompted calls to tackle obesity – through steps such as healthier eating and physical activity – and in turn reduce the risk of at least seven types of cancer, including bowel and post-menopausal breast. Northern Ireland, where more than a fifth of women are reportedly obese, was identified by the charity as being particularly under threat. But a range of simple lifestyle changes are all it takes to make a difference, according to Julie Sharp, head of health information at Cancer Research UK. “Lifestyle changes, like not smoking, keeping a healthy weight, eating a healthy diet and cutting back on alcohol – are the big opportunities for us all to personally reduce our cancer risk," she said. “Making these changes is not a guarantee against cancer, but it stacks the odds in our favour.” Read more: • Studies suggest exercise and diet may not be enough to tackle obesity• Weekend lie-ins driving obesity: study• Inactivity twice as deadly as obesity, finds landmark study• EU courts rule obesity can be classed as a disability• Exercise has the power to change our DNA: study
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25 Jul 2024
Retreat brand TheLifeCo Well-being will make its Caribbean debut in Gros-Islet, Saint Lucia, in 2025, as part of the Caribbean Jewel Seven Wonders project (CJSW). Since 2005, TheLifeCo has hosted retreat programmes focused on nutrition, ... More
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24 Jul 2024
Global online architecture platform Architizer has highlighted some of the world’s most innovative spa and wellness architecture concepts as part of its 12th Annual Architizer A+Awards. Split into 126 categories, the awards celebrate the work ... More
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24 Jul 2024
Billingehus, a tranquil Swedish countryside retreat, has unveiled its new 2,000sq m spa and announced new plans for additional upgrades by 2025. Situated between Gothenburg and Stockholm, the hotel and its new wellness facility are ... More
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23 Jul 2024
Bavarian destination spa and hotel Schloss Elmau is looking to celebrate the joy of dance by becoming the first wellness destination in the world to offer retreats focused on the Gaga intuitive movement practice. Gaga, ... More
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23 Jul 2024
Fitness-focused hospitality brand and management company Equinox Hotels has announced plans to open a modern new resort on the coast of the Gulf of Aqaba in northwest Saudi Arabia. The venture is part of the ... More
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22 Jul 2024
Plans have been unveiled for La Maviglia, a new luxury resort and expansive medi-spa set to open in Italy's Puglia region, renowned for its Primitivo wine, in 2027. Spanning 202 hectares of lush olive orchard ... More
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19 Jul 2024
Auberge Resorts Collection will launch its first UK property and destination spa in Mayfair, London, in 2025, following a deal with UK-based global private investment group Reuben Brothers. The 102-room hotel – called Cambridge House, ... More
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19 Jul 2024
A large new mineral springs destination has launched in Texas, inspired by some of the world’s most famous hot springs – such as Jordan’s Dead Sea, Iceland’s Blue Lagoon and Mexico’s Grutas Tolantongo. Located at ... More
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18 Jul 2024
A thought-provoking, US national probability study, The WELLSurvey™, has revealed that the majority of Americans now include several health and wellness practices in their everyday lives. They also view the concepts of 'wellness' and 'wellbeing' ... More
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18 Jul 2024
US integrative wellness brand The Well has named Ariella Willoughby as its new VP of operations, aiming to drive significant growth and operational success across its current and future locations worldwide. The Well, which launched ... More
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16 Jul 2024
Middleton Enterprises, a UK-based family investment office, has committed £1.6 million (US$2.1 million, €1.9 million) in funding to the Light Centre – a network of medical, therapeutic and wellbeing centres with four locations in London. ... More
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15 Jul 2024
Rianna Riego, a seasoned professional in the wellness and spa industry, has been appointed director of global business development at Seed to Skin Tuscany, a premier Italian botanical skincare and spa brand. Riego brings more ... More
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Aquaform |
With thirty years of experience, Aquaform presents a diverse array of water wellness experiences.
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