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Evidence-based education to help health professionals apply cancer prevention science in practice

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A curated suite of learning resources and practical tools for health professionals, offering evidence-based guidance on diet, lifestyle and cancer prevention.

Whether you prefer live webinars, on-demand learning, interactive workshops or self-paced modules, these resources are designed to support your professional development and practice.

What you can access

Explore a range of formats to suit your schedule, learning style and practice needs.

Webinars
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Webinars

Build your knowledge with expert-led sessions on nutrition, physical activity, weight management and cancer prevention. Most webinars are available live and on-demand.

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Workshops
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Workshops

Engage with peers and experts in interactive online workshops designed to deepen understanding and build skills. Workshops focus on real-world case scenarios, problem solving and shared learning.

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E-learning
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E-learning

Self-paced courses that provide structured, evidence-based education on key topics in cancer prevention. Each module includes practical guidance, downloadable resources and links to supporting evidence.

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Explore Cancer Prevention Essentials

Cancer Prevention Essentials

A core reference section summarising the evidence behind our Cancer Prevention Recommendations. Ideal for building a strong foundation in prevention science.

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Evidence summaries and useful reading

Curated links to authoritative reports, systematic reviews and research summaries that support deeper understanding and ongoing professional development in cancer prevention and lifestyle.

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Who is this for

These resources are designed for health professionals and allied practitioners including:

  • Dietitians and nutritionists
  • General practitioners (GPs) and nurses
  • Public health specialists
  • Clinical and community practitioners
  • Allied health professionals

Whether you’re early in your career or looking to update your practice with the latest evidence, this suite supports professional growth and high-quality advice.

Why this matters

Research indicates that diet, physical activity and body weight influence cancer risk throughout life. As a trusted adviser, your ability to provide clear, evidence-based guidance can:

  • Improve conversations about lifestyle change
  • Support behaviour change and self-management
  • Inform personalised care plans
  • Enhance patient confidence and outcomes
Health professionals' hub
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Health professionals' hub

Resources to help nurses, dietitians, nutritionists and health coaches to support people who are trying to reduce their cancer risk.

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For your patients
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For your patients

Resources you can share with your patients – from health guides and health tools to cookery classes and our Nutrition and Cancer Helpline.

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For your professional network
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For your professional network

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A selection of the free materials available when you sign up to Health Professionals

Free cancer prevention package for health professionals

If you’re a UK-based doctor, nurse, dietitian, or nutritionist, sign up to our cancer prevention network to access free resources to help your patients reduce their risk of developing cancer and to stay updated on the latest news.

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