In a recent segment on BBC South East Today, Maria Caulfield MP discussed the urgent need for licensing in the cosmetic procedure...

An unqualified impostor may have provided therapy to hundreds of unsuspecting patients, highlighting the dangers of using an unlicensed...

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In today's fast-paced world, maintaining good posture often takes a back seat. However, the importance of regular posture checks and...

Back pain is a common issue that many people face, yet there's a lot of misinformation surrounding it. Myths about stretching, sitting,...

Poor posture isn’t just about how you look – it affects pain, breathing, and fatigue. It’s easy to underestimate the role that posture...

Illustration depicting the structure and interconnectedness of bones, muscles, and ligaments, highlighting the complexity of the healing...

The osteopathy profession in the UK is split between those advancing with evidence-based practices and those adhering to outdated methods. One group is moving towards clinical integration, academic rigor, and transparency, while the other relies on philosophies and techniques lacking scientific support. The UK osteopathic profession is at a turning point. On one side are practitioners who ground their clinical reasoning in research, collaborate within multidisciplinary teams