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Further breast cancer-related research

How does exercise improve cancer-related fatigue in patients with advanced breast cancer?

How does exercise improve cancer-related fatigue in patients with advanced breast cancer?

This study investigates how tailored exercise reduces fatigue and improves quality of life in patients with advanced breast cancer.

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Folic acid intake and breast cancer risk

Folic acid intake and breast cancer risk

Our findings, funded by WCRF, support epidemiological studies that suggest a U-shaped relationship between folate and cancer risk

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Breast cancer and exercise: improving quality of life in cancer survivors

Breast cancer and exercise: improving quality of life in cancer survivors

This study will investigate if exercise can prevent functional disability in breast cancer survivors

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More physical activity-related research

Diet, weight and physical activity and risk of glioma

Diet, weight and physical activity and risk of glioma

This study aims to identify lifestyle factors influencing glioma risk, using pooled data from over 2 million participants in 21 studies worldwide to inform glioma prevention strategies

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Delivering chemotherapy to people with colon cancer on exercise bikes

Delivering chemotherapy to people with colon cancer on exercise bikes

Instead of sitting still during treatment, participants will use a stationary bike. Exercise may boost chemotherapy effectiveness by increasing blood flow

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Sleep quality, fatigue and inflammation after colorectal cancer treatment

Sleep quality, fatigue and inflammation after colorectal cancer treatment

We’re funding a new research project to quantify and understand how daily eating and physical behaviour patterns are associated with sleep quality, fatigue and inflammation in people with colorectal cancer

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Latest research-related news and blogs

Misinformation is putting lives at risk, warns Dr Philippa Kaye
A woman with wavy brown hair, wearing a red coat and red lipstick, stands outdoors in front of green foliage and a blurred background, smiling warmly at the camera.

Misinformation is putting lives at risk, warns Dr Philippa Kaye

GP and cancer survivor Dr Philippa Kaye explains what people can do to find trusted health information and advice.

Read more
Tackling misinformation: The truth about the great alcohol hoax
A wine bottle with a warning label stating alcohol increases the risk of 7 different cancers, next to a filled wine glass. Bold red text reads The Great Alcohol Hoax on a dark, textured background as WCRF launches CPAW.

Tackling misinformation: The truth about the great alcohol hoax

Discover why alcohol is linked to cancer, how industry messaging can mislead consumers, and what can be done to improve public awareness.

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Can supplements help prevent cancer? What health professionals need to know
Various supplement containers on a wooden worktop, including a large black tub, white bottles, orange gummies, scattered red tablets, yellow powder with a scoop, white capsules, and cancer prevention supplements in blister packs.

Can supplements help prevent cancer? What health professionals need to know

Can supplements prevent cancer? Discover the latest evidence and learn why a food-first approach remains key to cancer prevention.

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Latest research-related news and blogs

Misinformation is putting lives at risk, warns Dr Philippa Kaye
A woman with wavy brown hair, wearing a red coat and red lipstick, stands outdoors in front of green foliage and a blurred background, smiling warmly at the camera.

Misinformation is putting lives at risk, warns Dr Philippa Kaye

GP and cancer survivor Dr Philippa Kaye explains what people can do to find trusted health information and advice.

Read more
Tackling misinformation: The truth about the great alcohol hoax
A wine bottle with a warning label stating alcohol increases the risk of 7 different cancers, next to a filled wine glass. Bold red text reads The Great Alcohol Hoax on a dark, textured background as WCRF launches CPAW.

Tackling misinformation: The truth about the great alcohol hoax

Discover why alcohol is linked to cancer, how industry messaging can mislead consumers, and what can be done to improve public awareness.

Read more
Can supplements help prevent cancer? What health professionals need to know
Various supplement containers on a wooden worktop, including a large black tub, white bottles, orange gummies, scattered red tablets, yellow powder with a scoop, white capsules, and cancer prevention supplements in blister packs.

Can supplements help prevent cancer? What health professionals need to know

Can supplements prevent cancer? Discover the latest evidence and learn why a food-first approach remains key to cancer prevention.

Read more

Latest research-related news and blogs

Misinformation is putting lives at risk, warns Dr Philippa Kaye
A woman with wavy brown hair, wearing a red coat and red lipstick, stands outdoors in front of green foliage and a blurred background, smiling warmly at the camera.

Misinformation is putting lives at risk, warns Dr Philippa Kaye

GP and cancer survivor Dr Philippa Kaye explains what people can do to find trusted health information and advice.

Read more
Tackling misinformation: The truth about the great alcohol hoax
A wine bottle with a warning label stating alcohol increases the risk of 7 different cancers, next to a filled wine glass. Bold red text reads The Great Alcohol Hoax on a dark, textured background as WCRF launches CPAW.

Tackling misinformation: The truth about the great alcohol hoax

Discover why alcohol is linked to cancer, how industry messaging can mislead consumers, and what can be done to improve public awareness.

Read more
Can supplements help prevent cancer? What health professionals need to know
Various supplement containers on a wooden worktop, including a large black tub, white bottles, orange gummies, scattered red tablets, yellow powder with a scoop, white capsules, and cancer prevention supplements in blister packs.

Can supplements help prevent cancer? What health professionals need to know

Can supplements prevent cancer? Discover the latest evidence and learn why a food-first approach remains key to cancer prevention.

Read more

Further research into colorectal cancer

Height and cancer risk: energy restriction and genetic variation

Height and cancer risk: energy restriction and genetic variation

This WKOF-funded research aims to shed light on the mechanisms behind adult-attained height and cancer risk

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Advanced Glycation End Products: are exposures associated with colorectal cancer risk and survival?

Advanced Glycation End Products: are exposures associated with colorectal cancer risk and survival?

Mazda Jenab is researching high fat/protein or animal-source foods, and how they impact colorectal cancer

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Comprehensive assessment, validation and causal identification of dietary exposures and cancer risk

Comprehensive assessment, validation and causal identification of dietary exposures and cancer risk

Konstantinos Tsilidis’s research uses nutrient-wide association studies to look at lung, breast, colorectal and prostate cancers

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Further breast cancer research

How short-term fasting can improve chemotherapy in breast cancer patients

How short-term fasting can improve chemotherapy in breast cancer patients

We’re funding a new research project to enhance our understanding of how short-term fasting-mimicking diets enhance the effects of chemotherapy

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Wearable technology and breast cancer survivors

Wearable technology and breast cancer survivors

This study, funded by WCRF International, suggests wearable fitness trackers may improve the quality of life of breast cancer survivors

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Chronic platelet activation – a major link between diet, lifestyle and cancer risk?

Chronic platelet activation – a major link between diet, lifestyle and cancer risk?

We’re funding the first comprehensive prospective study on chronic platelet activation in healthy subjects and subsequent cancer risk

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Latest news and blogs

Misinformation is putting lives at risk, warns Dr Philippa Kaye
A woman with wavy brown hair, wearing a red coat and red lipstick, stands outdoors in front of green foliage and a blurred background, smiling warmly at the camera.

Misinformation is putting lives at risk, warns Dr Philippa Kaye

GP and cancer survivor Dr Philippa Kaye explains what people can do to find trusted health information and advice.

Read more
Tackling misinformation: The truth about the great alcohol hoax
A wine bottle with a warning label stating alcohol increases the risk of 7 different cancers, next to a filled wine glass. Bold red text reads The Great Alcohol Hoax on a dark, textured background as WCRF launches CPAW.

Tackling misinformation: The truth about the great alcohol hoax

Discover why alcohol is linked to cancer, how industry messaging can mislead consumers, and what can be done to improve public awareness.

Read more
Can supplements help prevent cancer? What health professionals need to know
Various supplement containers on a wooden worktop, including a large black tub, white bottles, orange gummies, scattered red tablets, yellow powder with a scoop, white capsules, and cancer prevention supplements in blister packs.

Can supplements help prevent cancer? What health professionals need to know

Can supplements prevent cancer? Discover the latest evidence and learn why a food-first approach remains key to cancer prevention.

Read more

Latest research-related news and blogs

Misinformation is putting lives at risk, warns Dr Philippa Kaye
A woman with wavy brown hair, wearing a red coat and red lipstick, stands outdoors in front of green foliage and a blurred background, smiling warmly at the camera.

Misinformation is putting lives at risk, warns Dr Philippa Kaye

GP and cancer survivor Dr Philippa Kaye explains what people can do to find trusted health information and advice.

Read more
Tackling misinformation: The truth about the great alcohol hoax
A wine bottle with a warning label stating alcohol increases the risk of 7 different cancers, next to a filled wine glass. Bold red text reads The Great Alcohol Hoax on a dark, textured background as WCRF launches CPAW.

Tackling misinformation: The truth about the great alcohol hoax

Discover why alcohol is linked to cancer, how industry messaging can mislead consumers, and what can be done to improve public awareness.

Read more
Can supplements help prevent cancer? What health professionals need to know
Various supplement containers on a wooden worktop, including a large black tub, white bottles, orange gummies, scattered red tablets, yellow powder with a scoop, white capsules, and cancer prevention supplements in blister packs.

Can supplements help prevent cancer? What health professionals need to know

Can supplements prevent cancer? Discover the latest evidence and learn why a food-first approach remains key to cancer prevention.

Read more

Latest research-related news and blogs

Misinformation is putting lives at risk, warns Dr Philippa Kaye
A woman with wavy brown hair, wearing a red coat and red lipstick, stands outdoors in front of green foliage and a blurred background, smiling warmly at the camera.

Misinformation is putting lives at risk, warns Dr Philippa Kaye

GP and cancer survivor Dr Philippa Kaye explains what people can do to find trusted health information and advice.

Read more
Tackling misinformation: The truth about the great alcohol hoax
A wine bottle with a warning label stating alcohol increases the risk of 7 different cancers, next to a filled wine glass. Bold red text reads The Great Alcohol Hoax on a dark, textured background as WCRF launches CPAW.

Tackling misinformation: The truth about the great alcohol hoax

Discover why alcohol is linked to cancer, how industry messaging can mislead consumers, and what can be done to improve public awareness.

Read more
Can supplements help prevent cancer? What health professionals need to know
Various supplement containers on a wooden worktop, including a large black tub, white bottles, orange gummies, scattered red tablets, yellow powder with a scoop, white capsules, and cancer prevention supplements in blister packs.

Can supplements help prevent cancer? What health professionals need to know

Can supplements prevent cancer? Discover the latest evidence and learn why a food-first approach remains key to cancer prevention.

Read more

Latest research-related news and blogs

Misinformation is putting lives at risk, warns Dr Philippa Kaye
A woman with wavy brown hair, wearing a red coat and red lipstick, stands outdoors in front of green foliage and a blurred background, smiling warmly at the camera.

Misinformation is putting lives at risk, warns Dr Philippa Kaye

GP and cancer survivor Dr Philippa Kaye explains what people can do to find trusted health information and advice.

Read more
Tackling misinformation: The truth about the great alcohol hoax
A wine bottle with a warning label stating alcohol increases the risk of 7 different cancers, next to a filled wine glass. Bold red text reads The Great Alcohol Hoax on a dark, textured background as WCRF launches CPAW.

Tackling misinformation: The truth about the great alcohol hoax

Discover why alcohol is linked to cancer, how industry messaging can mislead consumers, and what can be done to improve public awareness.

Read more
Can supplements help prevent cancer? What health professionals need to know
Various supplement containers on a wooden worktop, including a large black tub, white bottles, orange gummies, scattered red tablets, yellow powder with a scoop, white capsules, and cancer prevention supplements in blister packs.

Can supplements help prevent cancer? What health professionals need to know

Can supplements prevent cancer? Discover the latest evidence and learn why a food-first approach remains key to cancer prevention.

Read more

Latest research-related news and blogs

Misinformation is putting lives at risk, warns Dr Philippa Kaye
A woman with wavy brown hair, wearing a red coat and red lipstick, stands outdoors in front of green foliage and a blurred background, smiling warmly at the camera.

Misinformation is putting lives at risk, warns Dr Philippa Kaye

GP and cancer survivor Dr Philippa Kaye explains what people can do to find trusted health information and advice.

Read more
Tackling misinformation: The truth about the great alcohol hoax
A wine bottle with a warning label stating alcohol increases the risk of 7 different cancers, next to a filled wine glass. Bold red text reads The Great Alcohol Hoax on a dark, textured background as WCRF launches CPAW.

Tackling misinformation: The truth about the great alcohol hoax

Discover why alcohol is linked to cancer, how industry messaging can mislead consumers, and what can be done to improve public awareness.

Read more
Can supplements help prevent cancer? What health professionals need to know
Various supplement containers on a wooden worktop, including a large black tub, white bottles, orange gummies, scattered red tablets, yellow powder with a scoop, white capsules, and cancer prevention supplements in blister packs.

Can supplements help prevent cancer? What health professionals need to know

Can supplements prevent cancer? Discover the latest evidence and learn why a food-first approach remains key to cancer prevention.

Read more