Cancer Information
The number of people being diagnosed with cancer is continuing to rise. According to medical research, 79,000 cases a year in Britain could be avoided if we took better care of our health. Knowing the best way to do this and what will make the biggest difference can be tricky. So we have prioritised what we recommend you try. These positive changes will help you to not only reduce your chances of a cancer diagnosis, but help you to look and feel better everyday.
From the choices below you can read the facts about cancer and learn what to do for your own well being.
| Bladder Cancer | Bone Cancer | Bowel Cancer | Breast Cancer | Cervical Cancer |
| Leukaemia | Lung Cancer | Lymphoma | Prostate Cancer | Skin Cancer |
| Stomach Cancer | Testicular Cancer |
N.B. You should consult a health professional regarding your medical condition and any concerns that you might have.
Did You Know?
In the UK around 7 people in every 100,000 will develop oesophageal cancer.
Oesophageal cancer is not one of the most common cancers but it is one of the most preventable with scientists estimating that 75% of cases could be prevented through eating more non-starchy vegetables and fruits, by maintaining a healthy weight and drinking less alcohol.
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