

What is cancer, how does it behave in our bodies, how does it develop and spread, and the difference between benign and malignant tumours?
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Information about the risks of drinking alcohol. The parts of the body most affected by alcohol are upper throat, voice-box, food-pipe, bowel, liver and breast (in women).
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We encourage all New Zealanders to be SunSmart and to 'slip, slop, slap and wrap.'
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An explanation of how and why healthy eating and regular exercise can reduce the risk of cancer. There is plenty of evidence now to support this. The article contains a number of links to resource sheets and brochures on the subjects.
Read more ›The Government has set a goal for New Zealand to be smokefree by 2025 (in essence this means less than 5% of the population will smoke).
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Information from the New Zealand Cancer Society about cancer screening and early detection
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