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Experts we work with

We collaborate with world-renowned independent experts spanning a variety of fields and expertise, to make sure that all our work is impartial and rigorous, and to challenge us to achieve the best results possible.

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The Global Cancer Update Programme Expert Panel

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We collaborate with world renowned experts across a wide range of disciplines to ensure that all our work is impartial and rigorous.

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Research Funding
Research grant programmes

Research Funding

Our Research Funding team ensures that we fund and support science to the highest quality.

Research Funding
Policy and Public Affairs
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Policy and Public Affairs

The team works closely with policy-makers and experts to guide our policy work.

Policy and Public Affairs
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Some of our experts work closely with our science and policy teams, such as our Hong Kong Ambassador.

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Latest research news and blogs

Our response to publication of the updated NPM
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Our response to publication of the updated NPM

The UK Government updates the Nutrient Profile Model: a step forward for cancer prevention.

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Our reaction to the launch of the US dietary guidelines 2025-2030
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Our reaction to the launch of the US dietary guidelines 2025-2030

We give our verdict on the new dietary guidance released by the US administration on 7 January 2026

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Junk food marketing restrictions come into force
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Junk food marketing restrictions come into force

On 5 Jan 2026, the UK government’s long-awaited junk food advertising restrictions come into force, banning ads for unhealthy food and drink before 9pm on TV and across online platforms.

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