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Mandarin Oriental to support breast cancer charities through specialised spa treatments
POSTED 26 Sep 2014 . BY Helen Andrews
Mandarin Oriental San Francisco has chosen to support the American Cancer Society Credit: Mandarin Oriental
Mandarin Oriental spas will be offering a new set of treatments by product house Aromatherapy Associates during the month of October, designed to contribute to the fight against breast cancer. The treatments have been developed to decrease the anxiety felt by sufferers of cancer using a variety of massage techniques.

The Inner Strength spa treatment, featuring Aromatherapy Associates’ Inner Strength Oil, is unique to Mandarin Oriental spas. The therapy involves the application of a heated compress followed by a massage, followed by focused attention on the guest’s reflex points in the feet.

“[The treatment] has been designed to promote rejuvenation and empowerment, and is particularly suited to anyone facing a challenging period in their lives,” said Jeremy McCarthy, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group’s director of spa. “We are especially pleased to be able to contribute to cancer research through this new offering.”

Ten per cent of proceeds from each Inner Strength treatment purchased during October will be donated to a variety of cancer research institutes around the world that have been chosen by each individual hotel offering the therapy.

Mandarin Oriental spas offering this treatment include those in Atlanta, Barcelona, Boston, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, London, Las Vegas, Miami, New York, Paris, Prague and San Francisco.

Mandarin Oriental San Francisco has chosen to support the American Cancer Society. The spa will also be offering a pink manicure and pedicure. Ten per cent of proceeds from treatments that use the SpaRitual nail polish pink collection will also be donated to the charity. Guests will be able to choose from 18 shades of pink nail polish.
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Mandarin Oriental to support breast cancer charities through specialised spa treatments
POSTED 26 Sep 2014 . BY Helen Andrews
Mandarin Oriental San Francisco has chosen to support the American Cancer Society Credit: Mandarin Oriental
Mandarin Oriental spas will be offering a new set of treatments by product house Aromatherapy Associates during the month of October, designed to contribute to the fight against breast cancer. The treatments have been developed to decrease the anxiety felt by sufferers of cancer using a variety of massage techniques.

The Inner Strength spa treatment, featuring Aromatherapy Associates’ Inner Strength Oil, is unique to Mandarin Oriental spas. The therapy involves the application of a heated compress followed by a massage, followed by focused attention on the guest’s reflex points in the feet.

“[The treatment] has been designed to promote rejuvenation and empowerment, and is particularly suited to anyone facing a challenging period in their lives,” said Jeremy McCarthy, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group’s director of spa. “We are especially pleased to be able to contribute to cancer research through this new offering.”

Ten per cent of proceeds from each Inner Strength treatment purchased during October will be donated to a variety of cancer research institutes around the world that have been chosen by each individual hotel offering the therapy.

Mandarin Oriental spas offering this treatment include those in Atlanta, Barcelona, Boston, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, London, Las Vegas, Miami, New York, Paris, Prague and San Francisco.

Mandarin Oriental San Francisco has chosen to support the American Cancer Society. The spa will also be offering a pink manicure and pedicure. Ten per cent of proceeds from treatments that use the SpaRitual nail polish pink collection will also be donated to the charity. Guests will be able to choose from 18 shades of pink nail polish.
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New research suggests exercise may help to shrink cancerous tumours


Exercise could bring added benefits for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy, potentially reducing the amount of drugs they require, according to research led by the University of Pennsylvania.
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Around a quarter of preventable cancers in the United States are thought to be impacted by people either being obese or overweight, or being physically inactive, according to the American Association for Cancer Research's new cancer progress report.
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Mandarin Oriental is set to manage an urban resort in Dubai, UAE, which is currently under development on Jumeirah Beach Road with direct access to the nearby beach.
Grayshott Spa launches nurturing programme for post-cancer patients


Simon Lowe, CEO of Grayshott Spa in Surrey, UK, well known for its gut health regime, welcomed guests to the 50th anniversary of the spa and the launch of its new 'Nurture & Support’ wellness programme for people who are living with cancer or are in remission.
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The Standards Authority for Touch in Cancer Care (SATCC) charity has announced its first five- day Living with Cancer and Beyond retreat, which will be held at Carden Park Hotel and Spa in Cheshire, UK, between 1 and 5 September.
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