Press releases
Here you'll find our most recent press release titles. Click on any of the titles to read the full release.
- 30/09/20 - Cancer Prevention and Survival Experts Launch Online Support Programme to Tackle the ‘Forgotten C’
- 03/09/20 - How Brits' eating habits have changed in three decades
- 10/06/20 - Awareness not enough to prevent obesity
- 28/05/20 - New online cancer prevention course for health professionals launched
- 10/03/20 - Healthier diets may improve quality of life and lower depression after bowel cancer
- 05/03/20 - Thousands of cancer cases avoidable in the UK
- 23/01/20 - Governments failing to protect child rights by not restricting junk food marketing
- 05/12/19 - Being active reduces risk of prostate cancer
- 30/09/19 - Red and processed meat still pose cancer risk, warn global health experts
- 01/08/19 - Being overweight as an adult lowers your chance of surviving after a cancer diagnosis
- 24/07/19 - Eating fish may lower risk of bowel cancer
- 20/06/19 - Sun still main cause of skin cancer
- 14/03/19 - Most at risk don’t want to be healthier
- 24/10/18 - WCRF UK saddened by Laurence Isaacson's death
- 24/05/18 - ‘Blueprint to beat cancer’ launched today
- 16/04/18 - Good luck to all our London Marathon runners!
- 19/03/18 - Taking great strides to prevent cancer
- 16/03/18 - Buddies take to the treadmill to help prevent cancer
- 07/03/18 - More public awareness around preventing cancer could save lives - new statistics suggest
- 01/03/18 - Pulborough girl and friends to run Vitality Big Half Marathon to help prevent cancer
- 17/11/17 - Ditch the booze, make a difference
- 21/09/17 - Half of cancer patients receive no dietary advice
- 07/09/17 - Eat more wholegrains to decrease bowel cancer risk
- 17/07/17 - Two out of three Brits are not eating enough fish
- 05/07/17 - Fingerprint in the blood is linked to prostate cancer risk
- 23/05/17 - Just one alcoholic drink a day can increase breast cancer risk
- 04/04/17 - Over 9 in ten kids not getting their 5-a-day
- 06/03/17 - Mediterranean diet can help reduce risk of one of worst types of breast cancer by 40%
- 09/02/17 - 9 in 10 Brits are not aware that red wine increases cancer risk
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