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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.
Higher number of bowel and breast cancer cases can be prevented through lifestyle changes
Two of the most common forms of cancer, colorectal and breast, may be more preventable than previous research studies have shown
Do we really need to walk 10,000 steps a day?
Lindsay Bottoms from the University of Hertfordshire says the 10,000 step target has more to do with marketing than scientific fact
Childhood obesity: how can we stop it getting out of control?
Looking at ways that policymakers, health professionals and parents can help
Every journey begins with a first step
With walking one of the few outdoor activities that’s OK during lockdown, Geoff shares how he’s inspiring people in his local area
Fulfilling youth potential: why school meals are important
How can school food programmes deliver healthy diets to young people around the world?
Debt, stress and cancer
The combination of job losses, money problems and health worries are all contributing to an increase in stress levels.
Putting healthy diets on the global agenda
Maggie Wetzel reports from the 148th session of the WHO Executive Board
2014 Colorectal Cancer Project at Wageningen University
Should people with cancer go vegan?
Our expert oncology dietitian explores whether a vegan diet is safe for people living with and beyond cancer
Being consumed by digital junk food marketing
Why are online ads for junk food an issue? Perspectives on the threats and opportunities around regulating junk food marketing online.
Cancer risk from obesity differs for men and women
New research shows importance of where fat is on the body, with fat around the waist more dangerous for women
A quarter of Brits affected by cancer this festive season
New YouGov figures reveal that almost a quarter of Brits (24%) will be affected by cancer this Christmas