This study investigates whether a community-based roadshow was an effective way of communicating with the public about cancer and encouraging behaviour change.

This study assesses the association between standardised cigarette packaging with health warnings in the UK and thoughts about smoking and quitting smoking.

This study evaluates the Cancer Research UK "Talk Cancer" training programme for increasing awareness of screening risk factors and confidence to talk about cancer.

This study is a process evaluation that aimed to inform redevelopment of a tool used to support behavioural change attempts with outreach activity visitors.

An exploration into public attitudes towards the new Faster Diagnosis Standard for cancer within the context of patients’ recent referral experiences.

We investigated how the COVID-19 pandemic affected cancer surgery and mortality in England, including whether certain patients groups were affected more than others.

We calculated the costs of initial cancer treatment by stage at diagnosis. for breast, lung, prostate, colon and rectal cancers diagnosed in England between 2016 and 2018.

This exploratory analysis estimates the increase in cancer treatment demand in England from the projected increase in cancer incidence over the next decade.

This study evalutes the effectiveness of a pilot advertising campaign, on the relative harms of e-cigarettes compared with smoking, at promoting quit attempts.

This report provides overweight and obesity prevalence projections for the UK up to 2040. Breakdowns are available by sex, deprivation quintile and individual nations.

This report estimates how the proportion of UK cancer cases attributable to overweight and obesity varies by deprivation, and how this differs for males and females.

This systematic review examines the impact of mass media campaigns on eight health behaviours linked to cancer risk, as well as their cost-effectiveness.