Check out our latest grants - we want to help people avoid cancer in the first place and live better and longer lives after a diagnosis. Most of our funding comes from the public, who generously support us in various ways.

At @WCRF_UK our medical education work provides undergraduate med students with info on nutrition & cancer. Check out my latest article: New project equips next generation of doctors with nutritional advice for cancer patients https://t.co/HYEpejNL4C via @LinkedIn

Great to have contributed to this important #Nutrition4Medics project to get more info on nutrition into medical training - #Nutrition is so fundamentally important for good health but doesn't always get the attention it deserves. @WCRF_UK

Delighted to have been involved in the development of these new #Nutrition4Medics learning resources launched by @AfN_UK_ today. Whether you're a medical educator or student, they're well worth a look. #MedEd #Nutrition #AfN. @WCRF_UK Explore here https://t.co/tHzDF8XhgC

Apply for an investigator initiated (£500Kmax up to 4 yrs) or pilot/feasibility grant (£60K max up to 2 yrs). Your work must be directly relevant to human cancer and focus on aspects of diet, nutrition, body composition and physical activity.

Supportive and palliative care isn’t just end-of-life care. 🧡 It improves quality of life, manages symptoms, & supports people at any stage of cancer. 🌍 Without urgent action, health systems won’t meet the growing demand — and millions risk preventable suffering.

Check out our @wcrfint RGP, which supports innovative & original research into the role of #diet, #nutrition, body composition & #physicalactivity in cancer prevention or survivorship. INSPIRE (for early career researchers) also looks at environmental factors like air pollution.

This is such a shame and so disappointing. The first job of a gov is to protect its citizens and the evidence couldn't be clearer. Alcohol causes cancer & the risk exists at all levels of consumption @AlcoholIreland @AlcoholChangeUK @AlcoholFocus

Have an interest in #cancer, #nutrition or #exercise? Would you like to collaborate with @WCRF_UK? Together, we can shape the future of cancer care in the UK by placing nutrition & physical activity alongside other evidence-based interventions. More info

A fitting end to Cancer Prevention Action Week! Our Senior Policy & Public Affairs Manager, Kendra Chow, was invited to talk about this year’s campaign on BBC 5 Live! Listen to us from 2:04:54 #CPAW25 👇 https://t.co/kMmoEQhSj8

Our @WCRF_UK Cancer Prevention Action Week coverage on the links between alcohol and various #cancers continues

IARC & @AmericanCancer launch The #Cancer Atlas, 4th Ed, a landmark publication to shape strategies across the cancer continuum! The Atlas provides an overview of changing cancer burdens, underlying risk factors, & proven measures for prevention & control. https://t.co/tqhH9Ds7h3

Alcohol causes at least 7 types of cancer - yet public awareness is dangerously low, thanks to industry-led misinformation. In our blog for #CPAW, Melissa Dando of @WCRF_UK calls for a new, independent Alcohol Strategy to put public health first. https://t.co/t0nLpwwbdO

Why is alcohol so popular among older drinkers while young people cut back? We spoke to Prof Richard Cooke at the University of Staffordshire about the psychology of drinking alcohol. 👇 https://t.co/EoHVqvEHBz

When I was first diagnosed with breast cancer 10 yrs ago, no-one told me about the importance of a healthy diet and regular exercise To be fair, as a breast surgeon I never told my patients either Times are changing Patients WANT to know what to eat Patients NEED to know about

Such an inspiring event today, working to promote a national conversation around integrating #Nutrition and #physicalactivity into #cancer care - so much evidence now of the benefits, but need more coordinated and consistent action to implement on the ground.

Here today with @WCRF_UK and @NIHRresearch hearing about the importance of nutrition and exercise when it comes to thriving during cancer #preventandthrive

A wonderful event to be involved with understanding and promoting #Nutrition & #Exercise and how important it is in #Cancer prevention and survival with @NIHRresearch and @WCRF_UK @WCRF #Preventandthrive

Looking forward to our @WCRF_UK NIHR Collaboration Partnership Prevent and Thrive event in London later. Key themes workforce development, evidence based support, system integration.

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