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Latest news and updates from World Cancer Research Fund International.
WCRF report translated into Mandarin
Our latest cancer prevention report, Diet, Nutrition, Physical Activity and Cancer: a Global Perspective (the Third Expert Report), has been translated into Mandarin
Political Declaration for UN High Level Meeting on NCDs to be signed by governments next week
The Final Draft of the Political Declaration, that will be adopted by Member States at the third United Nations High Level Meeting (UN HLM) on non-communicable diseases (NCDs), is now available
New project to assess the methods used to calculate cancer prevention estimates
We are funding a research project at the Harvard School of Public Health which will get underway this September.
WCRF at World Cancer Congress 2018
We are delighted to announce that members of World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) International’s Science and Policy & Public Affairs teams will be at the 2018 World Cancer Congress to present key aspects of our work.
Applications for 2018-19 Regular Grant Programme now open
The World Cancer Research Fund International Regular Grant Programme is now open
Young people at heart of new project tackling childhood obesity
World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) International’s Policy and Public Affairs team are meeting today with the other international organisations involved in a new project to tackle childhood obesity in Europe
Building Momentum: a series of reports providing an overview of lessons on implementing evidence-informed nutrition policy
The first report in the series tackles how to implement a robust sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) tax in the face of a lack of political will and industry interference
WCRF at the Royal Society: the highlights
On 24 May we launched our new cancer prevention report at a number of events around the world
Blueprint to beat cancer launched today
Worldwide research review project underpins latest, evidence-based Cancer Prevention Recommendations
EU funding secured to prevent childhood obesity
Our Policy and Public Affairs Department is expanding and developing our evidence for policy work
