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Top tips to protect yourself from melanoma (skin cancer)

Melanoma is the deadliest skin cancer, but nearly 90% of cases are preventable—this short video covers key facts, sun safety tips, and how to spot early warning signs that could save your life.

 
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Health and wellbeing data dashboard

Research analysts and health & wellbeing specialists showcase the new dashboard designed to help the rail industry and rail organisations to measure employee wellbeing – with data insights and discussion.

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Warm-up routine for shift work

Join Andy Picken as he demonstrates easy exercises to incorporate before or during your shift. Experience the benefits of simple Personal Protective Exercises (PPE) designed to boost your energy and ease your workday. This warm-up routine will help you stay active, reduce fatigue, and improve overall wellbeing, making your shift work more manageable and less physically taxing. Enhance your daily performance with these effective and accessible exercises.

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Occupational health

BACK-on-LINE (TM): Digital technology to help rail workers better manage their back pain in work

Back pain is a common issue among rail workers, with as much as 69% experiencing it every month. Currently, access to effective help is limited to hospitals with long waiting lists and requires therapist involvement. Dr Sheeran has developed a new work-based intervention called BACK-on-LINE (TM).

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