Causes of cancer
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- Alcohol and cancer
- Behavioural and population research
- Bodyweight and risk of cancer in the UK
- Bowel Cancer risk factors
- Breast cancer - risk factors
- Briefings: cancer prevention and public health policy
- Cancer causes
- Carcinogens
- Cervical Cancer Risk Factors
- DNA damage and its consequences
- Diet, alcohol and cancer in the UK
- Diet, healthy eating and cancer
- Dr Paul Pharoah
- Epstein-Barr virus
- Exogenous hormones and cancer in the UK
- Family history - when cancer runs in the family
- HTLV1 retrovirus
- Harmful substances - chemicals, pollution and cancer
- Harmful substances and cancer - Air pollution and radon
- Harmful substances and cancer - chemicals in the workplace
- Helicobacter pylori
- Hepatitis viruses and cancer
- Hodgkin's lymphoma risk factors
- Hormones and cancer
- Human papillomaviruses (HPV)
- Infections and cancer
- Infectious Agents and Cancer
- Kaposi sarcoma-associated herpesvirus
- Kidney Cancer risk factors
- Learn about cancer
- Lesson plan - Design your own health campaign
- Lesson plan - What is cancer?
- Lifestyle and cancer risk in the UK population
- Lifestyle issues
- Lung Cancer and Smoking statistics
- Lung Cancer risk factors
- Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma risk factors
- Obesity, body weight and cancer
- Occupation and cancer in the UK
- Oesophageal Cancer Risk Factors
- Oral cancer - risk factors
- Pancreatic cancer risk factors
- Physical activity and risk of cancer
- Physical activity, exercise and cancer
- Prof Doug Easton
- Prof Jillian Birch
- Prof Stephen Duffy
- Prof Valerie Beral
- Prof Valerie McCormack
- Prostate Cancer risk factors
- Skin Cancer risk factors
- Smokeless tobacco and cancer
- Smoking and cancer
- Smoking and cancer: Second-hand smoke
- Stomach Cancer risk factors
- Sunlight and skin cancer in the UK
- Testicular Cancer risk factors
- The evidence behind our health messages
- Things we do can lead to cancer
- Tobacco and cancer risk
- UK Ovarian Cancer risk factors
- Uterine (Womb) Cancer risk factors
- Vaginal Cancer risk factors
- Viruses in general
- Vulva Cancer risk factors
- What are the causes of cancer?
- What causes cancer?
- What is cancer?
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- Brain tumour gene link found
- Cancer Research UK plays down 'inconsistent' evidence for mouthwash cancer link
- Childhood brain cancer may be caused by infection
- DNA repair runs by the biological clock
- Family history may have role in brain cancer
- Global survey reveals mistaken beliefs about cancer
- IARC finds more cancers linked to tobacco and alcohol
- Mobiles not linked to cancer
- New evidence that power lines do not cause childhood leukaemia
- No link between mobile phones and brain tumour, says study
- Over-55s lack cancer awareness
- Researchers ease fears over radon
- Royal opening for new £50m Cancer Research UK Cambridge Research Institute
- Scientists find genes that affect risk of common brain tumour
- Scientists to study possible link between pregnancy caffeine and childhood leukaemia
- Study offers childhood brain tumour treatment hope
- CRT to licence telomere targeting agents to Pharminox for drug development
- Child cancer survivors face increased cancer risk later in life
- Committee calls for increased regulation of tanning salon industry
- Eight gene mutations appear to cause childhood brain cancer
- Genetic link to ovarian cancer found
- Hollyoaks star bares all under the spotlight to highlight dangers of sunbeds
- Infections could contribute to adult brain tumours
- New childhood brain cancer genes identified
- New study shows no increased risk of brain cancer from mobile phones
- Over 124,000 cancers caused by excess body weight in Europe last year
- Report finds no link between short-term mobile phone use and brain cancer
- Researchers trace bowel cancer to stem cells
- Scientists find 'sibling' cancer genes work together to fight skin cancer
- Scientists identify genes for cancer lifestyles
- Study finds evidence of virus in human prostate cancer cells
- Suspected environmental link to children's cancers
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