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Are seed oils good or bad for our health?

Seed oils such as sunflower, rapeseed and sesame oil are found in everything from salad dressings to stir-fries. But with mixed messages in the media, people can be left wondering: are these oils helpful or harmful to our health?

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Behind the research: Does a higher body mass index in childhood protect women against breast cancer in later life?

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Behind the research: Does a higher body mass index in childhood protect women against breast cancer in later life?

Earlier this year, results from a WCRF-funded study were announced at the European Congress on Obesity

The menopause: an expert view on the risks and benefits of HRT

The menopause: an expert view on the risks and benefits of HRT

Mystery and misinformation surround the menopause, especially when it comes to hormone replacement therapy

The UN Food Systems Summit: Food for thought or missing the vital ingredient?

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The UN Food Systems Summit: Food for thought or missing the vital ingredient?

How will those involved at the UN Food Systems Summit (UNFSS) commit to transforming how our food is produced, transported, sold and consumed?

Could you eat 30 plant-based foods a week?

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Could you eat 30 plant-based foods a week?

Move over 5 A DAY, there’s a new healthy eating goal in town – do you eat 30 different plant-based foods a week?

New recipe book for people with cancer

New recipe book for people with cancer

We join forces with Life Kitchen to launch second recipe book for cancer patients: Flavour & Nutrition.

Protecting Breastfeeding promoting infant-formula marketing restrictions: taking action during World Breastfeeding Week

Protecting Breastfeeding promoting infant-formula marketing restrictions: taking action during World Breastfeeding Week

Despite significant efforts to raise awareness on the importance of breastfeeding, current rates are alarmingly low, with many mothers and babies missing out on its benefits

Coffee protects against liver cancer while alcohol is linked with numerous cancers

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Coffee protects against liver cancer while alcohol is linked with numerous cancers

Alcohol consumption is a major risk factor for several cancers including head & neck (mouth, pharynx, larynx), oesophageal and bowel cancer – as well as the more widely known links to breast and liver cancer

Nutrition policy in the COVID-19 era: a spotlight on the UK

Nutrition policy in the COVID-19 era: a spotlight on the UK

It’s the first anniversary of the UK’s latest obesity strategy. What progress has been made and what other opportunities for public policy were catalysed by COVID-19?

How should the world tackle obesity?

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How should the world tackle obesity?

COVID has shone a light on why population health is so important but regardless of pandemics, much poor health is preventable

Facts about cancer: countering myths with stats

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Facts about cancer: countering myths with stats

It’s not easy to know what to believe about cancer. We asked a doctor to look at 6 myths and examine the evidence

Simple BBQ tips for hosting family and friends

Simple BBQ tips for hosting family and friends

If you’re ready to invite people over again, here are ideas for a new-look BBQ menu

The MOVING physical activity database celebrates its 1st birthday!

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The MOVING physical activity database celebrates its 1st birthday!

Reflecting on what physical activity policies we’ve discovered over the past 12 months and what to expect from the future

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