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1. education.cancer.org › pages › free-printablesFree Printables – American Cancer Society

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   They cover a variety of topics including prevention and early detection, treatment, side effects, and survivorship. You can also find free material downloads at cancer.org. These single page, front-and-back PDF flyers offer easy-to-read information about common cancers and cancer causes.

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3. www.macmillan.org.uk › assets › healthy-eating-andHealthy eating and cancer - Macmillan Cancer Support

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   Healthy eating and cancer. This information is about how to eat well during and after cancer treatment. It explains why a healthy diet is important and what it should include. There are also ideas for simple changes you can make to improve your diet, and advice on food safety during cancer treatment.

4. www.macmillan.org.uk › cancer-information-andMeal ideas and shopping for the building-up diet | Macmillan ...

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   Meal ideas for people who have lost weight after cancer treatment. We include ways to add energy and protein to your meals and a helpful shopping list.

5. www.cancer.org.au › assets › pdfNutrition for People Living with Cancer - Cancer Council

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   Nutrition for People Living with Cancer. A guide for people with cancer, their families and friends. First published July 1998 as Food and Cancer and from June 2013 as Nutrition and Cancer. This edition July 2022.

6. www.macmillan.org.uk › cancer-information-andHealthy eating and cancer | Benefits of a healthy diet

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   Healthier diets could help prevent up to one-third of cancers (30%) in the UK. Some foods may increase our risk of cancer, but others may protect us.

7. www.mdanderson.org › documents › Departments-andNutrition Basics for Patients and Caregivers

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   A plant based, whole food diet emphasizes vegetables, fruits, whole grains, legumes, nuts and seeds. Lean protein such as dairy, meats, poultry, seafood and eggs are included. Cancer treatments include chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery, immunotherapy, and T-cell therapy.

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   What is a good diet for cancer treatment?

   • A plant based, whole food diet emphasizes vegetables, fruits, whole grains, legumes, nuts and seeds. Lean protein such as dairy, meats, poultry, seafood and eggs are included. Cancer treatments include chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery, immunotherapy, and T-cell therapy. Nutrition plays a role in overall cancer treatment and healing.

   Nutrition Basics for Patients and Caregivers - MD Anderson Cancer Cent…

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   When was nutrition for people living with cancer published?

   • First published July 1998 as Food and Cancer and from June 2013 as Nutrition and Cancer. This edition July 2022. Cancer Council Australia 2022. ISBN 978 0 6452847 8 2 Nutrition for People Living with Cancer is reviewed approximately every three years. Check the publication date above to ensure this copy is up to date. Editor: Jenny Mothoneos.

   Nutrition for People Living with Cancer - Cancer Council

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   What foods are included in cancer treatment?

   • Lean protein such as dairy, meats, poultry, seafood and eggs are included. Cancer treatments include chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery, immunotherapy, and T-cell therapy. Nutrition plays a role in overall cancer treatment and healing. Receiving adequate nutrition provides the body energy to sustain itself through treatment.

   Nutrition Basics for Patients and Caregivers - MD Anderson Cancer Cent…

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   How can a person with cancer eat healthy?

   • Make meals as enjoyable as possible – play music, set the table with candles and flowers. Take care to prepare food safely (see pages 22–23). Accept that during treatment the focus of the person with cancer may need to be on simply eating something, rather than on eating nutritious food all of the time.

   Nutrition for People Living with Cancer - Cancer Council

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   What should I eat after a cancer diagnosis?

   • Foods and drinks high in sugar may cause you to put on weight. If you are losing weight or struggling to eat enough, having foods with sugar in them may help to keep your energy levels up. Talk to a dietitian about what to eat after a cancer diagnosis.

   Nutrition for People Living with Cancer - Cancer Council

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   What can I eat if I'm a cancer survivor?

   • zabeth Wellburn, cancer survivorRemember that s me foods provide fluids as well. These include soups, popsicles, gelatin desserts pudding, ice cream and sherbet. Also try some vegetables and fruit like celery, cucumbers, lettuce, wa tch for – signs of dehydrationDehydration means there s not enough water in your bo . You may b

   Eating Well When You Have Cancer - Canadian Cancer Society

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9. cdn.cancer.ca › - › mediaEating Well When You Have Cancer - Canadian Cancer Society

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   It can be hard to eat well during cancer treatment if you have to limit or avoid some foods because of a health condition (like diabetes, heart disease, food allergies or celiac disease). It can also be hard if you’re following a special diet (like vegan, vegetarian or gluten-free).