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  1. Staying Active After Cancer: Why the First Year May Need More Support
    Sep 18, 2026 · original
    Key takeaways: A study co-funded by AICR found that adults with a history of cancer spent less time being active than healthy adults, especially in the first year after diagnosis. On average, people with a history of cancer spent 25 fewer minutes per day being active compared to healthy adults. The findings could help healthcare ... Read more » The post Staying Active After Cancer: Why the First Year May Need More Support appeared first on American Institute for Cancer Research .
  2. Here’s What AICR’s Scientific Advisor Learned at the 2026 American Society for Nutrition Annual Meeting
    Sep 15, 2026 · original
    The post Here’s What AICR’s Scientific Advisor Learned at the 2026 American Society for Nutrition Annual Meeting appeared first on American Institute for Cancer Research .
  3. The Fall 2026 issue of the AICR Newsletter
    Sep 2, 2026 · original
    The Fall 2026 issue of the AICR Newsletter (issue 173) is now ready for download HERE. In this issue you will learn: How experiences in early life may affect cancer risk later in life Which food swaps you can make to support your health How alcohol may increase the risk of colorectal cancer Why cancer ... Read more » The post The Fall 2026 issue of the AICR Newsletter appeared first on American Institute for Cancer Research .
  4. Alcohol Increases Risk of Colorectal Cancer
    Aug 21, 2026 · original
    Key Takeaways: New research shows that alcohol is linked with a higher risk of colorectal cancer regardless of the tumor’s molecular subtype. More alcohol means greater risk. The study shows that each additional drink (14 g alcohol) is associated with a 10 percent higher risk of colorectal cancer. The increase was most apparent among people ... Read more » The post Alcohol Increases Risk of Colorectal Cancer appeared first on American Institute for Cancer Research .
  5. Complementary Therapies in Cancer Care
    Aug 3, 2026 · original
    Complementary therapies are valuable tools in cancer care when used alongside conventional treatments, such as surgery and chemotherapy. Research shows that some complementary therapies are safe and helpful. These include: Nutrition Acupuncture Physical activity Yoga Meditation These therapies can help manage side effects and support well-being during and after cancer treatment. This blog will explain why you ... Read more » The post Complementary Therapies in Cancer Care appeared first on American Institute for Cancer Research .
  6. Celebrating 20 Years of Progress with the Mexican Teachers’ Cohort
    Jul 23, 2026 · original
    Key Takeaways: Since its launch with AICR support in 2006, the Mexican Teachers’ Cohort has grown into one of Latin America’s largest long-term health studies. It follows more than 115,000 women to better understand cancer and other chronic diseases. In the absence of a national cancer registry, the MTC developed an innovative multi-source system to ... Read more » The post Celebrating 20 Years of Progress with the Mexican Teachers’ Cohort appeared first on American Institute for Cancer Research .
  7. Key Takeaways from the 2026 American Society for Clinical Oncology Annual Meeting
    Jul 8, 2026 · original
    Key Takeaways: AICR Scientific Advisor Dr. Fiona Malcomson attended the American Society for Clinical Oncology Annual Meeting and shares her insights in this blog. Some conference sessions focused on lifestyle medicine, which includes healthy habits such as staying active, eating well and managing weight. These are key to survivorship care and can help people live ... Read more » The post Key Takeaways from the 2026 American Society for Clinical Oncology Annual Meeting appeared first on American Institute for Cancer Research .
  8. How Does Obesity Affect the Immune System’s Ability to Fight Cancer? Insights from Dr. Mike Coleman’s Fellowship Research
    Jun 25, 2026 · original
    Photo above: Dr. Giota Mitrou, WCRF/AICR Executive Director of Research and Policy; Dr. Mike Coleman; Dr. Helen Croker, WCRF Assistant Director of Research and Policy Key Takeaways: Dr. Mike Coleman studied cancer, obesity and the immune system during his Marilyn Gentry AICR/WCRF Fellowship. He found that sustained weight loss can help restore anti-tumor immune activity ... Read more » The post How Does Obesity Affect the Immune System’s Ability to Fight Cancer? Insights from Dr. Mike Coleman’s Fellowship Research appeared first on American Institute for Cancer Research .
  9. Exercise and Cancer Care: Key Takeaways from the 2026 ACSM Annual Meeting
    Jun 23, 2026 · original
    Key Takeaways: AICR Scientific Advisor Dr. Fiona Malcomson highlights cutting-edge research from the recent American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting. Exercise is one of the most powerful lifestyle tools for cancer prevention and survivorship. Researchers are looking at more personalized exercise advice for cancer survivors, based on a person’s cancer type, treatment history and ... Read more » The post Exercise and Cancer Care: Key Takeaways from the 2026 ACSM Annual Meeting appeared first on American Institute for Cancer Research .

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