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Are more young people getting cancer?
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Are more young people getting cancer?

Our Research Translation Manager Dr Vanessa Gordon-Dseagu looks at our new analysis of cancers occurring before the age of 50 and explores what might be driving changes in the number of new cases.

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Benchmarking government policies to enhance food environments in Asia
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Benchmarking government policies to enhance food environments in Asia

Nisha Arunatilake of the Institute of Policy Studies Sri Lanka reflects on how the SHAPE Asia project is applying World Cancer Research Fund International’s policy tools to assess food environment policies across five countries in the Asian region.

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High soy intake in early-life linked to lower breast density
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High soy intake in early-life linked to lower breast density

New findings suggest that soy consumption during childhood and adolescence is associated with lower breast density in adulthood, a predictor of lower breast cancer risk.

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Cook Through Cancer
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Cook Through Cancer

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Our Recommendations
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Our Recommendations

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Our Global Cancer Update Programme

Our flagship research work has transformed the field of cancer prevention

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We fund innovative and original research globally

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Influencing policy
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Influencing policy

We want cancer prevention to be a top priority for governments

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While society continues to search for a cure, our prevention and survival work helps people to live longer, healthier lives – free from the devastating effects of cancer.