Explore some of the hundreds of research grants that World Cancer Research Fund has awarded. You can filter your search by cancer type, location, institution or researcher.
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Brigid Lynch’s review will produce the most comprehensive summaries to date of key biological pathways linking physical activity with breast cancer risk
Matty Weijenberg’s research shed light on variation hormonal factors, growth factors, and energy metabolism that may underlie the link between height and cancer
Valerie McCormack’s (far right, with research team) study is on dietary factors in the African oesophageal cancer corridor
Graham Burdge’s research study is an important step forward in being able to help nutritionists devise dietary recommendations for folic acid intake to the general population and to those at risk of cancers
Sarah Lewis’s team hypothesise that folate, vitamin B12, and iron may increase prostate cancer risk or progression, and that selenium, vitamin D, vitamin E and lycopene may protect against prostate cancer risk or progression
Research by David Goldstein and colleagues at the Prince of Wales Clinical School will help us understand the potential impacts of chemotherapy-related side-effects on long-term quality of life in cancer survivors
The positive effect of our feasibility trial provides grounds that cachexia (wasting) does not need to be an inevitable consequence of advanced cancer
The proposed study will look at whether exercise training positively affects health-related quality of life, recurrence and overall survival
Edward Giovannucci at the Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health is researching the different ways in which the proportion of potentially preventable cancers is estimated
Hilary J Powers’s research found that a higher concentration of folate in cervical cells, and a chemical change in an important cancer gene, DAPK, are predictors of HPV persistence
