Your Life and Cancer 2022 | Your Cancer Services
20 January 2022 — david-allen
At their inaugural event in 2020, Your Life and Cancer welcomed just over 700 attendees from 32 countries to their online conference. Following phenomenal feedback, they are delighted to announce registration for the next event taking place from 29th to 30th January and February 12th to 13th 2022.
Designed for anyone who is affected by cancer, Your Life and Cancer 2022 aims to introduce you to the growing world of Integrative Medicine, combining lifestyle, complementary and conventional approaches.
Held over two weekends 29th to 30th January and 12th to 13th February 2022, Your Life and Cancer features doctors, oncologists, therapists, best-selling authors and case studies from people who have benefited from taking an integrative approach.
More than 40 cancer care experts from around the world will be online to share their knowledge and answer your questions live online.
Register for just £40 per weekend at www.YourLifeandCancer.com/register
Friends of Cancer Care Map can register using the discount code: CMAP-10 to receive a 10% discount off the cost of attending.
Find out more: www.YourLifeandCancer.com
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