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TRUST Test

Our TRUST Test helps you ask the right questions and approach health information more critically.

Illustration of a person thinking, with a speech bubble that says TRUST and thought bubbles showing WCRF TRUST Test icons for caution, verification, direction, cleanliness, and searching.

An infographic titled The Trust Test, based on the WCRF TRUST Test, lists five steps (Too good to be true, Research-backed, Understood, Source quality, Think before you share) to help evaluate health information reliability, with icons and brief explanations.The TRUST Test won’t tell you what to think. Instead, it helps you ask the right questions and approach health information more critically.

Whether you’re reading about supplements, nutrition, cancer prevention or general wellbeing, taking a moment to use the TRUST Test can help you make more informed decisions and avoid being misled by claims that sound convincing but aren’t supported by evidence.

The TRUST Test is a simple way to pause before acting on or sharing a health claim, and can be used by the public and health professionals.

An infographic titled The Trust Test, based on the WCRF TRUST Test, lists five steps (Too good to be true, Research-backed, Understood, Source quality, Think before you share) to help evaluate health information reliability, with icons and brief explanations.

The TRUST Test won’t tell you what to think. Instead, it helps you ask the right questions and approach health information more critically.

Whether you’re reading about supplements, nutrition, cancer prevention or general wellbeing, taking a moment to use the TRUST Test can help you make more informed decisions and avoid being misled by claims that sound convincing but aren’t supported by evidence.

The TRUST Test is a simple way to pause before acting on or sharing a health claim, and can be used by the public and health professionals.

Activ8 SMART goal setting template

Use the Activ8 SMART goal setting template to choose the health goal you want to focus on and break it down into smaller, doable steps to stay motivated and track your progress along the way.

A chart showing the SMART goal setting template with columns for each letter: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time-bound, each explained with a question and example. World Cancer Research Fund logo at the top.

Activ8 food diary template

Use the Activ8 food diary template to log everything you eat and drink over a week. By keeping a record, you’ll spot patterns and discover simple ways to make healthier choices.

A weekly food diary chart titled ACTIV8 with columns for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks, and rows for each day from Monday to Sunday. The chart is from the World Cancer Research Fund.

Activ8 physical activity diary template

Use the Activ8 physical activity diary template to log all the activities you do in a week. Tracking your activity helps you spot opportunities to boost your movement and reach your health goals.

A physical activity diary chart with columns for activity and duration, and rows for each day of the week. The chart is titled ACTIV8 and includes a World Cancer Research Fund logo.

Poster: Safety in the kitchen

Download our free poster to help children learn how to stay safe in the kitchen.

Poster titled Safety in the Kitchen with colourful boxes listing safety tips for children, such as washing hands, rolling up sleeves, asking adults for help, and keeping handles turned in. World Cancer Research Fund logo at the bottom.

Poster: What is a 5 A DAY portion for children?

Download World Cancer Research Fund’s free 5 A DAY portion size poster for children.

An infographic titled What is a 5 a Day Portion for Children? showing examples of fruit and vegetable portions for children, with colourful illustrations and portion size explanations, created by the World Cancer Research Fund.

What is a healthy portion size?

This poster provides guidance on portion sizes for carbohydrates, protein, dairy, and oils and spreads.

Infographic titled “What is a Healthy Portion Size?” showing illustrated examples of healthy portion sizes for foods like bread, pasta, rice, potatoes, cereal, fruit, vegetables, meat, dairy, oils, and nuts, with visual serving size guides.

Publication review date: January 2029

Healthy portion size poster

Many people are unsure what a healthy portion looks like. This poster provides clear, practical guidance on portion sizes for carbohydrates, protein, dairy, and oils and spreads.

Eating the right portion sizes helps ensure we get the nutrients we need to keep healthy and supports a healthy weight. Maintaining a healthy weight is important for overall health and can help reduce the risk of at least 13 types of cancer.

10 ways to protect yourself against cancer

A comprehensive guide to our Cancer Prevention Recommendations.

Available as a booklet and a poster.

10 ways to protect yourself against cancer (booklet and poster)

The Cancer Prevention Recommendations in this booklet and poster are based on the latest review of research into cancer prevention and survival related to diet, weight and physical activity, to ensure we provide the most reliable and up-to-date guidance on reducing your cancer risk.

As well as a comprehensive guide to all our Recommendations, this booklet and poster contain practical advice to help you make healthy choices to protect yourself against cancer, as well as other diseases such as heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

What is a 5 A DAY portion?

This poster provides guidance on portion sizes for fruit and vegetables, including fruit juice and beans.

A colourful infographic titled What is a 5 A Day Portion? shows examples of fruit and vegetable portions, with images and brief descriptions for each category, including salad leaves, root veg, berries, and more.

Publication review date: January 2029

5 A DAY portion poster

Eating at least 5 portions of fruit and vegetables every day, known as 5 A DAY, supports good health. Fruit and vegetables provide essential nutrients such as vitamins, minerals and fibre, which help keep your body healthy.

One portion is around 80g for adults, but what does that look like in everyday foods? This poster shows what counts as one portion for a range of fruit and vegetables, as well as fruit juice and beans.

What about children? Download our 5 A DAY portion poster for children.