[2] WCRF UK is an active member of the World Cancer Research Fund International network.
[3] WCRF UK creates awareness of the relationship between diet, physical activity, weight and cancer risk.
Following an initial sweep of half a million research studies eventually, 7,000 were deemed relevant and met the quality criteria for definitive conclusions to be drawn about cancer prevention.
[6] Project Director of the report Professor Martin Wiseman said: “Our recommendations are based on the best science available.
[3] WCRF UK spends about £6.2 million per year on scientific research, health policy and education programmes.
[14] WCRF UK produces publications that aim to translate scientific research into language that is easy to understand, providing information about the links between lifestyle and cancer and advice on how to make healthy changes.
[15] A newsletter for supporters is published four times a year that includes information about scientific findings and gives practical advice about making healthy lifestyle changes.