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Evidence bases for five complementary therapies - new video
Dr Hugh MacPherson talks at the annual integrated health conference giving a whistlestop tour of the state of evidence for five major complementary therapies
Published in Complementary Practitioners, Clinics on 29/06/2009

Traditional medicine and children in general practice - new survey
Researchers at Thames Valley University are exploring how patients use CAM - and how their mainstream healthcarers react
Published in Complementary Practitioners, Clinics on 29/06/2009

Further calls for all children to be protected from junk food marketing
The Children's Food Campaign is leading calls by children's groups for all children to be protected from junk food marketing
Published in Mums, Kids & Babies on 29/06/2009

Brand New Look for Biome Lifestyle: Style, Design, Ethics
Biome Lifestyle has just re-launched its website – the first makeover since its launch in December 2005
Published in Gifts & Crafts on 18/06/2009

Campaigners for change sought for awards
The Sheila McKechnie Foundation (SMK), the UK’s only charity dedicated to supporting campaigners across a wide spectrum of issues, has launched its annual awards programme for campaigners
Published in Charities & Awareness Campaigns on 17/06/2009

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Is An Effective Treatment For Chronic Insomnia
A majority of people experiencing chronic insomnia can experience a normalization of sleep parameters through the use of cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia
Published in Cognitive/Behaviour Therapies on 17/06/2009

Organic bread has a lower carbon footprint
Published in Food & Drink on 17/06/2009

Exciting New Products from Eco Eco
The clothes shop has settled happily into its historic building in the centre of Hope and we've finally taken delivery of our first Eco Eco product
Published in Eco-Friendly Products on 17/06/2009

The Big Lunch - a Day to Put a Smile on Britain's Face
Imagine a summer's day on which millions of us, throughout the UK, sit down to have lunch together, with our neighbours in the middle of our streets, around our tower blocks and on every patch of common ground
Published in Food & Drink on 15/06/2009

Dow GM Soya Crop: a step back into the Dark Ages
GM herbicide tolerant crops can now be seen for what they are - a short term fix for companies wanting to make money selling weedkillers
Published in GM / GE & Biotech on 15/06/2009