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In this section you will find evidence-based information on cancer that is based on literature searches and subject matter expert(s) review.
We explore subjects like the various types of cancer, how cancer starts, possible causes, stages, diagnosis and treatments.
You’ll also find evidence-based information on nutrition during and after cancer, facts and myths, and resources for people with cancer who are actively in or post treatment.
Topics
- Nutrition
- How to Spot Early Signs of Cancer
- Oesophageal Cancer
- Lung cancer
- Pancreatic cancer
- Brain cancer
- Ovarian cancer
- Stomach cancer
- Liver cancer
- Bowel
- Blog
Nutrition
We are delighted to share with you evidence-based information, resources and recipes to help with any questions you may have in relation to nutrition and cancer.
How to Spot Early Signs of Cancer
These symptoms can be caused by other conditions but it is important to get them checked by your GP if you are experiencing them for 3 weeks or more. Treatment is more likely to be successful if bowel cancer is diagnosed early.
To find out more watch the video here
Oesophageal Cancer
Symptoms of oesophageal cancer can include difficulty swallowing, indigestion or heartburn and weight loss.
To find out more watch the video here
Lung cancer
Symptoms of lung cancer can include a new or changing cough, breathlessness or coughing up blood.
To find out more watch the video here
Pancreatic cancer
Symptoms of pancreatic cancer can include stomach pain, mid-back pain or jaundice.
To find out more watch the video here
Brain cancer
Symptoms of brain cancer can include headaches, feeling or being sick and seizures.
To find out more watch the video here
Ovarian cancer
Symptoms of ovarian cancer can include bloating, eating complications, abdominal pain or toilet changes.
To find out more watch the video here
Stomach cancer
Symptoms of stomach cancer can include indigestion, difficulty swallowing or weight loss.
To find out more watch the video here
Liver cancer
Symptoms of liver cancer can include jaundice, weight loss or persistent tiredness.
To find out more watch the video here
Bowel
Bowel Cancer is sometimes called Colorectal Cancer.
Symptoms of bowel cancer can include bowel habit changes, blood in your poo, stomach pain or often feeling like you need to poo - even if you've just been to the toiletTo find out more watch the video here
Blog
In this section we explore subjects like cancer prevention, cancer myths, explore scientific concepts and new avenues we are pursuing in research but all with a focus on cancer.