Free screening for certain types of cancer is available on the NHS for some people. Find out who is invited for screening, and what to expect. ...Cancer and exercise
Being outside can have a range of effects on your health. Obviously exercise is one of the best ways of preventing disease. It reduces your fat and burns off calories. It’s good for your heart but research has also shown that it can reduce breast, bowel and womb cancer. Staying active could prevent around 3400 cases of cancer in Great Britain. Whether you’re playing footie with mates, pumping iron at the gym or skipping on your artificial turf, it’s all good for you!
Reducing cancer risk
This site has been created in response to the many people who have wanted to know more about cancer, how cancer is treated and how to reduce the risks of getting cancer. Exercise is a great way forward but the most important thing is looking out for signs – even the fittest person can develop cancer.
The information here is for you, no matter who you are. You might be someone who is worried about cancer and want to know how to reduce your risk. Perhaps you are someone who has been recently diagnosed with cancer. Maybe you are a friend or are looking after someone with cancer.