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Dealing with bereavement at Christmas

Missing someone special is always difficult, but the “hype” around Christmas can make 25 December even more difficult for those of us who are missing loved ones

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Should the market shape what babies eat?
A woman breastfeeding

Should the market shape what babies eat?

The range of baby and infant foods available expands almost daily. What impact does this have on infant nutrition?

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School lunches: help your child eat well at school

School lunches: help your child eat well at school

Whether your child takes a packed lunch, eats a hot meal at school or a bit of both, it’s important that children don’t miss out on nutrition during their school days.

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What we’re doing at World Cancer Congress 2024

What we’re doing at World Cancer Congress 2024

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Healthy snacking – no matter how long you have

Healthy snacking – no matter how long you have

Whether you have under 5 minutes or time at the weekend to prepare, try our healthy snack ideas to help you dump the crisps, biscuits and chocolate bars

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Five tips for living with farts

Five tips for living with farts

Most of us need to eat more fibre. A diet rich in fibre including fruit, vegetables, wholegrains like brown rice and oats, pulses like beans and chickpeas, as well as nuts and seeds has been shown to reduce your risk of developing bowel cancer, and is a good idea for your health in general.

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Commercial determinants of health: how they are driving up rates of cancer and other NCDs

Commercial determinants of health: how they are driving up rates of cancer and other NCDs

We explain how health-harming industries and their products are affecting everyone’s health

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What does a Labour government mean for cancer prevention and public health?

What does a Labour government mean for cancer prevention and public health?

With the General Election resulting in a definitive win for the Labour party, Jennifer O’Mara, our Senior Policy and Public Affairs Officer, looks at what the new government should aim to achieve to tackle cancer in the UK.

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We inaugurate Science Executive Committee
New Science Executive Committee announcement with Elio Riboli as its chair

We inaugurate Science Executive Committee

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What’s it like to run 20 marathons?

What’s it like to run 20 marathons?

Michelle Lewis was part of World Cancer Research Fund’s 2023 London Marathon team. She’s now run an amazing 20 marathons for charity and shares how she reached this milestone – and how you can achieve your running ambitions

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Are we getting closer to a ‘cure’ for cancer?

Are we getting closer to a ‘cure’ for cancer?

With exciting new treatments, especially in the fields of immunology and vaccines, are we getting closer to finding a cure for cancer?

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Supporting the next UK government to address cancer risk for all

Supporting the next UK government to address cancer risk for all

Ahead of the General Election next month, we’ve created a must-do list to address devastating rates of cancer in the UK. Senior Public Affairs Officer Jennifer O’Mara shares what needs to happen in the first 100 days and first year of the next government.

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Advocacy at the World Health Assembly: our mission to accelerate cancer prevention efforts
Kendra Chow talkking at the World Health Assembly

Advocacy at the World Health Assembly: our mission to accelerate cancer prevention efforts

Kendra Chow and Dr Giota Mitrou represented World Cancer Research Fund among the world’s health leaders discussing global public health.

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