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It's time for Facts on Friday. Did you know that for over a decade, researchers have rated the effectiveness of AICR’s 10 Cancer Prevention Recommendations and know that they really work? Eating well and being active can reduce cancer risk. More: https://t.co/FtfgCkVIKN

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Congratulations to Dr. Paul Yi, MD, on being a recipient of a 2026 AICR research grant.
Dr. Yi’s group is looking at outcomes of pediatric cancer survivors. This research will help survivors achieve better long-term health and reduce complications. More: https://t.co/tLj7PpeY5T

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NEW BLOG! "Eat more fiber" is great advice, but maybe you're not sure how to do it. This blog has all of the answers you need. We asked dietitians about how much fiber you need and got their suggestions for the best ways to add more fiber to your diet. https://t.co/EbhzDuF5qL

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Cool off your warm days with this refreshing salad. Arugula, a leafy green, contains iron. And the kiwi and strawberries contain vitamin C, which helps your body absorb the iron from the arugula. It's a functional AND delicious combo. Get the recipe here: https://t.co/BdpgGTthCU

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It's myth-bust Monday. Myth: Fruits have too much sugar, so I should not eat them. Truth: Fruits are nutritious. Most Americans fall short and should eat MORE, not less. Fruits also contain much-needed fiber, vitamins and minerals. https://t.co/SR80jPuve9

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It’s National Cancer Research Month and AICR wants to congratulate 2026 AICR grantee Dr. Patricia Wolf, PhD, of Purdue University. Dr. Wolf's work focuses on colorectal cancer disparities and how limited access to healthy foods impacts cancer risk. More: https://t.co/uj6pKIH2vV

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Only 38% of Americans know that low-fiber diets increase cancer risk. Fiber lowers risk for colorectal cancer and possibly breast cancer. Share so more people are aware. https://t.co/PC1FGJlz68

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Are you looking for some thirst-quenching drinks that don't contain any added sugars? We have the perfect list of drinks to try. How about iced ginger tea or sparkling water with watermelon slices and mint leaves? Find out more here: https://t.co/vfnBW89U8P

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Congratulations to 2026 AICR Grantee Dr. Martin Lajous, who will look at dietary fiber, gut microbiome and early onset colorectal cancer risk in Mexican women. Read more about the research here: https://t.co/iNbic8nTXl

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AICR and the World Cancer Research Fund network are funding research on how nutrition and physical activity can support cancer prevention and survivorship in children. Read about the projects that are currently underway: https://t.co/dxaeZzUvyz

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This colorful quinoa salad is full of vibrant flavors from zesty lemon and fresh cilantro. It is also rich in cancer-fighting foods including avocados, quinoa, chickpeas and vegetables. Try it today. https://t.co/IiWl3ijJk4

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There’s still time to join Team AICR for the 2026 Marine Corps Marathon! Every mile helps support cancer prevention research, education and practical lifestyle recommendations through the AICR.

Register here and share with your community: https://t.co/ZW8Ij2zqvj

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It's myth-bust Monday. Myth: Red wine is healthy. Truth: Fewer than 40% of people are aware that alcohol poses a cancer risk. But it does, especially for breast cancer. That risk starts at relatively low amounts of alcohol. Know the guidelines: https://t.co/0RlNUH05x6

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NEW BLOG! AICR commissioned a survey to gauge Americans’ knowledge about cancer risk. Fewer than half of Americans recognize that diets high in red meat and diets low in vegetables, fruits and fiber are linked to cancer development. https://t.co/g8sxznvkDG

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Download our infographic Nutrition: Part of Your Cancer Treatment Plan. It explains how nutrition plays an important role during cancer treatment. View and download it here: https://t.co/fMRscbs1uS

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It's time for Facts on Friday. Did you know that AICR has funded 808 studies and invested over $112 million dollars in research? We could not have done this without donations from our supporters. Consider funding cancer research by donating today. https://t.co/Oeya7Y8548

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Despite recommendations for cancer survivors to exercise, about 84 percent aren’t active enough. Being active can help prevent cancer recurrence. Aim for 150 minutes per week. Learn more here: https://t.co/lUbLj3SSUn

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NEW BLOG! AICR recommends getting at least 30 grams of fiber per day since it helps protect against cancer. This blog includes practical advice from dietitians to help you add fiber-rich foods to your diet https://t.co/EbhzDuF5qL

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This flavorful kebab recipe uses safer grilling techniques, including marinating and using small pieces of meat to keep grill time short. Turkey, colorful bell peppers, onions and tomatoes create a delicious rainbow ready for every table. https://t.co/CbzLqgacS3

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It’s myth-bust Monday. Myth: I only need sunscreen when it is sunny out. Truth: Sun damage is from UV rays, which can affect skin on cold and cloudy days. While clouds can filter some UVB rays, they don’t block UVA rays. Wear sunblock on cold days too. https://t.co/qgBkiofGqc