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Order health guides and recipe booklets

Do you live in the UK? You can order a free selection of our booklets, factsheets, posters and cookbooks to learn more about cancer prevention and living well after a diagnosis.

What you need to know before ordering

  • You can request up to 3 health guides and up to 3 recipe booklets per order
  • We can only deliver to addresses within the UK
  • One order per household is allowed

We’re pleased to offer these resources for free. If you can, please consider making a donation to help us continue our work – you’ll be taken to our donation page after placing your order.

Please email us at resources@wcrf.org if you have any questions.

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