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Wales may consider ban on smoking in cars with children

Wales may consider introducing a ban on smoking in cars with children, if anti-smoking legislation fails to reduce exposure to secondhand smoke.

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Non-communicable diseases such as cancer ‘are the leading global killer’

Non-communicable diseases  are the leading cause of death around the world, the World Health Organisation has said.

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Cancer Research UK urges government to ‘strengthen’ alcohol commitment

Cancer Research UK has signed up to the Responsibility Deal announced by health secretary Andrew Lansley today (March 15th)

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Govt advisers urge people to limit red and processed meat intake

A report advises people who eat high levels of red and processed meat to limit intake of the foods in order to lower risks of bowel cancer.

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Denmark has ‘world’s highest cancer rates’

Denmark has the highest cancer rates in the world, about 326 people out of 100,000 getting cancer a year, says the World Health Organisation.

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Joint position statement issued to provide vitamin D clarity

Cancer Research UK has joined with several other organisations and charities to issue a joint position statement on vitamin D.

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Government may force tobacco companies to use plain packaging

The government is considering bringing in plain packaging for tobacco products to make them less attractive to children.

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Government announces new ‘Flexi-scope’ bowel screening test

The government announced revolutionary new bowel cancer screening after a 16-year clinical trial, revealed that it could save up to 3,000 lives a year.

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Single PSA test at age 60 provides an indication of future prostate cancer risk

A prostate antigen level test at age 60 appears to provide an indication of a man’s lifetime risk of being diagnosed and dying from prostate cancer.

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Cancer survival rates improving across England

Cancer survival rates have improved across England, according to two new reports from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

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