An article on the front page of the Sunday Express this weekend highlighted the UK's increasing addiction to ultraprocessed and industrially-made foods, saying we're in danger of being the 'fattest in country in Europe' by 2030. September will see a panel of leading healthcare professionals meet in London at The International Food Addiction and Comorbidities| College of Medicine and Integrated Health
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The College of Medicine’s Self Care Lead, Simon Mills, is the latest guest on the hugely successful Diary of a CEO podcast. Interviewed by Dragons’ Den star and entrepreneur Steven Bartlett, Simon, who’s been a herbal practitioner for 50 years,… The post Simon Mills appears on Steven Bartlett’s Diary of a CEO podcast first appeared on College of Medicine and Integrated Health.| College of Medicine and Integrated Health
At the end of July, the College of Medicine held its Annual Meeting 2025. Here, in full, is the Co-Chair’s Report, written by Dr Michael Dixon and Sir Sam Everington (pictured left and right, respectively above)… Dear College of Medicine… The post College of Medicine – Annual Meeting 2025 first appeared on College of Medicine and Integrated Health.| College of Medicine and Integrated Health
Five minutes with: Alyson McGregor MBE In the latest Social Prescribing Network's Connecting Conversations series, Chair Sian Brand sits down with Alyson McGregor MBE, founder and National Director of Altogether Better, an NHS national network organisation that pioneers Collaborative Practice to transform the relationship between citizens and services.With over 30 years of experience across the public, private,| College of Medicine and Integrated Health
Dr Simon Opher, Chair of the Beyond Pills APPG, has been a GP for 30 years and is also Labour MP for Stroud. In an recent article for London’s Evening Standard newspaper, Dr Opher warns of how the medical profession… The post MP Simon Opher warns on reality of anti-depressants withdrawal first appeared on College of Medicine and Integrated Health.| College of Medicine and Integrated Health
Mehbooba, who suffers with depression, shares how swimming has helped ease her Fibromyalgia symptoms and also discusses the community of friends she has met with whom she swims all year round...| College of Medicine and Integrated Health
The College of Medicine held our latest conference, IPM Congress, on June 19th, 20th and 21st 2025 at Queen Elizabeth II Centre in central London, with the most inspiring minds in the Integrated Medicine arena gathered under one roof. We… The post IPM Congress 2025: Our highlights first appeared on College of Medicine and Integrated Health.| College of Medicine and Integrated Health
One of Social Prescribing’s trailblazers has been honoured with an MBE by King Charles. Dr Marie Polley, who co-founded the Social Prescribing Network in 2016 with our Chair, Dr Michael Dixon, has worked tirelessly to promote Integrated Health, helping to… The post Dr Marie Polley honoured with an MBE for services to Social Prescribing first appeared on College of Medicine and Integrated Health.| College of Medicine and Integrated Health
The Integrative & Personalised Medicine congress opens its doors on Thursday this week – and there are a few tickets still left! In the video posted below, Dr Michael Dixon, the IPM congress chair and the College of Medicine co-chair, reveals what attendees can expect on Saturday, when we host our seventh Food on Prescription| College of Medicine and Integrated Health
A pilot project supported by the College of Medicine has published a report on how beneficial green social prescribing activities can be for our health. The Poundbury Nature for Wellbeing Project, based in Dorset, looked to establish whether mental health and wellbeing benefits could be provided through activities taking place within the Poundbury Nature Project.| College of Medicine and Integrated Health
The College of Medicine is driving a project in communities across the UK to tackle food poverty. This week sees the re-launch of the 'Eatwell Community’ model, once part of the National Food Strategy, in three UK towns and cities; Cambridge, Daventry and Padiham, near Burnley. The replicable blueprint for healthier communities aims to reduce| College of Medicine and Integrated Health