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Annually raising age of tobacco sale could help make smoking a thing of the past
Yorkshire Cancer Research strongly supports Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s pledge to raise the age of sale of tobacco by one year, every year until no one can legally buy tobacco products.
People with cancer invited to sign up for new fitness and wellbeing service
People with cancer are being invited to register their interest in a pioneering fitness, nutrition and wellbeing programme funded by Yorkshire Cancer Research. The…
Yorkshire Cancer Research named biggest funder of cancer research study places in region
During 2022/23, the charity funded 40% of all cancer research study places in the region - twice as many as the second biggest funder.The studies, involving nearly…
Emma's experience of championg cancer prevention in Barnsley
“By getting more people to attend their screening appointments, we can detect cancer earlier, help more people survive cancer, and even prevent people getting…

Yorkshire Cancer Research welcomes national lung screening programme
Yorkshire Cancer Research is celebrating having helped ‘pave the way’ to the announcement of a national lung screening programme today (Monday, 26th June).
"I was relieved after my diagnosis - they could actually do something about it." - Geoff Miller's OBE experience
Since being diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2021, former England cricketer Geoff Miller OBE has become passionate about encouraging men to spot symptoms and get…
A letter to Health Secretary Steve Barclay
A written response from the charity to Health Secretary Steve Barclay's “Major Conditions Strategy” announcement
Opportunity to save lives lost following government U-turn on cancer
Cancer will ‘become lost’ if government plans for a combined Major Conditions Strategy go ahead, Yorkshire Cancer Research has warned.
Open letter to Health Secretary Thérèse Coffey
Dear Dr Thérèse Coffey,
Re. Cancer Charity calls for Tobacco Control Plan commitment

Women urged to take part in breast screening as figures reveal thousands of missed tests
Women are being urged to take part in breast screening as new statistics reveal 60,000 fewer mammograms took place in Yorkshire during the first year of the…