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Triple bowel cancer tragedy drives the Beard and the Twiglet on | World Cancer Research Fund

“I was 19 years old when my Mum was diagnosed with bowel cancer. We were told it was terminal and she had up to 6 months to live. But after 6 days, she closed her eyes and never opened them again. “There are certain milestones a parent should see with their child, way beyond their first steps. First home, finding love, children of their own. There are special days families should be together, my wedding day being one of those. My Mum should have…Read Article

We join forces with Our Future Health to help prevent cancer across UK | World Cancer Research Fund

We’re excited to announce that World Cancer Research Fund has joined Our Future Health, the UK’s largest health research programme, as an affiliate partner. With cancer rates rising and modifiable factors contributing to around 40% of all cases, the partnership represents a bold step in harnessing large-scale health data and decades of scientific insight to prevent more cancers before they start. The UK Director at World Cancer Research Fund, St…Cancer · United Kingdom Read Article

Britain and booze throughout history | World Cancer Research Fund

‘Who Comes Here?’, ‘A Grenadier’ – Victorian nursery rhyme illustration (Getty Images). From “Nursery Rhymes – Ridicula Rediviva” illustrated by J.E. Rogers, with chromolith printing by R. Clay Sons & Taylor and published in London in 1876 by Macmillan and Co. World Cancer Research Fund has been highlighting the links between alcohol and cancer for more than 30 years – but we weren’t the first to do this. In fact, as Britain recovered after the …London, England · London Read Article

Alcohol linked to increased risk of pancreatic cancer: Study

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Alcoholic beverages, particularly beer and spirits, may increase the risk of developing pancreatic cancer, according to a new study led by the UN World Health Organization. Cancer · United States See the Story

Government must come clean on whether it intends to defer mandatory alcohol warning labels

Social Democrats TD Sinéad Gibney has called on the government to come clean on whether it plans to defer the introduction of mandatory alcohol warning labels, which are due to come into effect in May 2026. Deputy Gibney, who is the party’s spokesperson on enterprise, said: “All the indications are that the government intends to backslide on this important element of the Public Health (Alcohol) Act 2018, which the Tánaiste himself introduced as …Ireland · Ireland See the Story

Charity responds to latest UK government spending review | World Cancer Research Fund

World Cancer Research Fund has responded to the UK government’s first multi-year spending review, where the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, set out departmental budgets over the next 3 years. Under their Health Mission, the government has committed to shifting from sickness to prevention, affirming that prevention is better than cure. This spending review marks a critical opportunity for the government to set out their investment to this commitment. …Rachel Reeves · England Read Article

More Studies Show Diet and Nutrition Are Important in Fighting Cancer

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Exercising and eating well is not only important for staying healthy, but research shows it may also give you an upper hand in the fight against cancer.Diet · United Kingdom See the Story

Brisk walking lowers the risk of 5 cancers | World Cancer Research Fund

Researchers funded by World Cancer Research Fund have discovered that brisk walking is linked to a lower risk of 5 cancers: anal liver (hepatocellular carcinoma) small intestine thyroid lung Using information stored in the UK Biobank – a large database of many different aspects of health – scientists explored the link between walking pace – slow, steady or brisk – and the risk of developing 28 types of cancer. They confirmed that the link betwe…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Finishing my master's, raising my son, and being my mom's primary caregiver at the same time is chaotic, but it gives me purpose

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The author (not pictured) has a busy life taking care of her mom and son while working a full-time job. Returning to school is something she's doing for herself.Westend61/Getty ImagesI'm juggling caring for my mom and son and working full-time while pursuing a master's degree.My studies in psychology have helped me manage family responsibilities and led to personal growth.I've learned that my education isn't something I will use in the future, i…New York State · New York See the Story

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