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When it comes to nutrition and cancer, it’s important to have access to clear, reliable and evidence-based information. With so much advice available online, it can be difficult to know which sources to trust. That’s why we’ve gathered a selection of reputable organisations and resources where you can find expert guidance on healthy eating during and after cancer treatment.

Whether you’re looking for tips on managing side effects, meal ideas or personalised advice, these trusted links will help you feel informed and supported on your journey.

Explore the resources below to find the information that’s right for you. Please note, before making any lifestyle changes, contact your GP or cancer nurse specialist.

Macmillan has a range of resources focusing on nutritional support, some of which are cancer type specific.

Further information on their healthy eating resources can be here.
If you experience any problems with eating, check out Macmillan’s useful guide here.

World Cancer Research Fund is a UK cancer prevention charity. They look at how diet, weight and physical activity affect the risk of developing and surviving cancer, and share the evidence with the public, health professionals and policymakers.

More information on this is available here.

WCRF also offers a free helpline to those wishing to access support through oncology specialist dieticians.

Click here for further information on this.

WCA offers a personalised nutrition tool to support people with cancer to eat well.

Find out by clicking here.

Separate fact from fiction with these explanations about what the evidence really says about nutrition and cancer.

Learn more about the common questions concerning alternative diets here.

Specialist dietitians from University Hospitals Dorset host have information and resources available for patients.

Learn more here.

Having a health diet is essential for your physical and mental wellbeing. Cancer Research UK offers a range of sources and information relating to dietary needs for cancer patients.

Learn more here.