Diet
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Diet is a sub-category of Causes of cancer, Preventing cancerLifestyle
Browse content about Diet
- Briefings: obesity and diet
- Diet and cancer - acrylamide, artificial sweeteners, green tea, soy, tomatoes and vitamin supplements
- Diet and cancer - different foods and nutrients
- Diet and cancer- the EPIC study
- Diet and cancer: the evidence
- Diet, alcohol and cancer in the UK
- Diet, healthy eating and cancer
- Fruit and veg game
- Fruit and vegetables
- Healthy eating - your eating habits
- Healthy eating tips - getting your five a day
- Healthy eating tips - ideas for meal times
- Healthy eating tips - understanding food labels
- Healthy eating tips for parents
- Healthy eating tips on a budget
- July 2009 podcast transcript
- Lesson plan - Design your own health campaign
- Lesson plan - What is cancer?
- Lifestyle issues
- Oral cancer - risk factors
- Our progress and achievements in the 2000s
- Prof Chris Paraskeva
- Prof Kay-Tee Khaw
- Prof Roland Wolf
- Red wine and cancer
- Research into lifestyle and diet
Browse news and press releases about Diet
- Balance is key to cancer prevention
- Britain warned that obesity epidemic will cause thousands more cases of cancer
- Diet and exercise could improve breast cancer survival, regardless of weight
- Doubts raised over low fat diet cancer study
- High fibre diet offers unequal cancer protection suggests research
- Low fat diet linked to reduce ovarian cancer risk
- Many unaware of link between poor diet and cancer
- Mediterranean diet cuts cancer risk
- Omega-3 diet may slow prostate cancer growth
- Philip Schofield voted Britain's favourite breakfast smoothie
- Researchers reveal soya's effects on breast tissue
- Scientists find more support for red meat cancer link
- Scientists measure red meat cancer risks
- Vegetarians less likely to develop cancer than meat eaters
- WHO marks World Cancer Day with new strategy
- Bowel cancer survival diet link 'inconclusive'
- Diet and cancer - the story so far
- Diet rich in fish may reduce the spread of prostate cancer
- Healthy lifestyles could prevent an estimated 80,000 cases of cancer each year
- Impact of high-dose vitamin supplements 'not yet clear'
- Majority of Britons have not changed lifestyle to reduce cancer risk
- Mediterranean diet and exercise linked with lower death rate
- Mediterranean diet may halve risk of skin cancer
- Parents unaware that sedentary lifestyle risks kids' future health
- Regular broccoli consumption alters prostate gene activity
- Salt increases risk of stomach cancer
- Scientists identify new prostate cancer risk factor
- UK failing to eat 5 a day
- Vitamins E and C and selenium 'do not protect against cancer'
- Walnuts lower tumour rates in cancer-prone mice
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