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A major new wellness retreat called Surrenne is coming to Knightsbridge, London, this April, according to an announcement from Claridge's owner The Maybourne Hotel Group. ... More

Surrenne, a luxury private members club gym and spa launches in London in April, with membership costing £10,000 a year. Spanning almost 2,000sq m across ... More

Gut health programmes which improve our microbiome aren't new in the spa industry as wellness experts and scientists recognise the links between good bacteria in ... More

Anantara Hotels, Resorts and Spas is refreshing a selection of its idyllic Maldives resorts with the introduction of nutritional therapy, wellness cuisine workshops and health ... More

Research has suggested that some of the benefits of aerobic exercise may be reduced by higher-than-normal blood sugar levels – a condition known as hyperglycemia. ... More

Researchers have discovered a genetic mutation that could reduce a patient’s ability to exercise efficiently. The team – which included staff from King's College London ... More

A new study has found that not sticking to a regular bedtime and wake up schedule – and getting different amounts of sleep each night ... More

Saturday, 8 June 2019 will mark the eighth annual Global Wellness Day (GWD), and thousands of locations across the world – including hotel/spa chains, fitness ... More

The link between a sound body and a sound mind has been demonstrated by scientists in a groundbreaking new study on the impact of exercise. ... More

Health experts have debunked the idea that people can be overweight but medically fit, according to a study which is being presented at the European ... More

UK-based Champneys health spa resorts have entered into partnership with the National Health Service (NHS), the publicly funded national healthcare system for the UK, to ... More

Aman is rolling out Aman Wellness, a new concept to be introduced across its 30 hotels across the world in 2016. The programme includes Individual ... More

NHS plans to offer personal trainers and exercise classes to tackle Type 2 diabetes mark an ‘exciting milestone’ for the fitness sector and a major ... More

High intensity interval training (HIIT) has been hailed as the best form of exercise for battling Type 2 diabetes in research presented at the American ... More

Scientists have produced more evidence outlining the dangers of a high-fat diet, with a new study linking the resultant increase in body weight and blood ... More

Short bouts of moderate walking has been shown to offset the impact of a lack of sustained exercise in children and protect against diseases related ... More

Extra sessions of exercise during the ‘critical period’ when early-teens are most vulnerable to the onset of type 2 diabetes could help safeguard against the ... More

Exercise in any form can play a key role in helping diabetics to reduce body fat and control glucose, even among so-called ‘non-responders,’ a study ... More

An analysis of 4,200 commercial weight loss programme studies failed to provide researchers at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine with concrete evidence of ... More

Large companies in the US are worried that federal requirements in the Affordable Care Act will limit the effectiveness of their employee wellness programmes. Ratified ... More

Breakfast is not the most important meal of the day, contrary to popular belief that food eaten after a good night’s sleep is vital to ... More

Google’s plans to develop smart contact lenses, designed to foster health benefits and aid vision, have progressed after the firm outlined a partnership with pharmaceutical ... More

Leaked information has revealed potential details of Apple’s health and fitness application, Healthbook, which could be capable of recording an array of information to monitor ... More

Ultimate Sports Nutrition has launched its Diet Fuel Soup in Chicken and Herb and Vegetable flavours. These meal replacements are formulated to provide a complete, ... More

Diet and exercise can reduce the risk of contracting diabetes by more than a third in susceptible people according to a new study published in ... More