News and blogs
Latest news, updates and blogs from World Cancer Research Fund.
Why prevention must lead the way after the 4th UN High-Level Meeting on NCDs and mental health
We were in New York to advocate for cancer prevention at the United Nations. World leaders met to discuss how to reduce the global burden of non-communicable diseases.
Do Argentines know what they are eating? After the newly enacted Healthy Eating Law they will
The civil society-led nationwide campaign requesting Congress approve the draft bill on front-of-pack labeling had the slogan “Don’t be blinded”
We announce record grant funding
Men: it’s time to get serious about our health
Men have to stop ignoring medical symptoms – early intervention can save lives
Call to protect children from the marketing of nutritionally poor food
What are the best fats and oils for cooking?
All you need to know about fats and oils, including the difference between saturated and unsaturated, the healthiest oil for salad dressings and the best oil for cooking
What stops the world from being physically active?
Why aren’t people more active? Margarita Kokkorou explores how the World Health Organization’s Fair Play approach is encouraging the world to move more
Should we eat mushrooms to prevent cancer?
A study claims that eating 2 mushrooms a day can halve your risk of cancer. Is the research too good to be true?
“Walking football helps me enjoy life to the full”
Former Wimbledon player Dave Willis shares his love of playing the beautiful game – at a slower pace
How can the government reduce alcohol harm in the UK?
Almost 17,000 new cancer cases in the UK were linked to alcohol in 2020 – that’s around 46 new diagnoses every day.
Meet Sigourney Bell, co-founder of Black in Cancer
Sigourney aims to empower and encourage future Black Cancer leaders and reduce cancer disparities through education and advocacy
England’s National Food Strategy: tackling inequality and helping the environment
Reforming England’s food system could save the country £126 billion, according to a recent government-commissioned report. The National Food Strategy proposes a raft of measures to shake up how food is produced and the kinds of diets most people eat.
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