Findings of Pilot Show Coping with Cancer in the Kitchen (CCK) is Effective for Survivors

Following AICR Recommendations Linked to Better Mobility and Less Fatigue for Colorectal Cancer Survivors

A recent study suggests colorectal cancer survivors who eat high amounts of vegetables and fruit, as listed in the diet-related components of the AICR recommendations, have better mobility and lower levels of fatigue.

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Lung Cancer: Who’s at Risk and What You Need to Know

The most powerful step you can take to reduce lung cancer risk is not smoking, but it’s not only people who smoke who develop this disease. AICR answers common questions about other ways to protect yourself from lung cancer.

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SCIENTIST SPOTLIGHT
Dr. Cynthia Thomson
Dr. Cynthia Thomson is a professor in the College of Public Health at the University of Arizona. Her research focuses on how different lifestyle and behavioral interventions can impact or improve health after an initial diagnosis of cancer.
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