19/02/2026
This week is Cancer Prevention Action Week. This is an annual campaign run by the World Cancer Research Fund, focusing on ways to make a difference and reduce your cancer risk.
There is strong evidence that all types of alcoholic drink can increase the risk of cancers.
Although mouth cancer can affect anybody, around 90% of those diagnosed are linked to lifestyle. Being aware of risk factors and having a healthy lifestyle can reduce the chances of developing it.
Thinking about your alcohol intake can make a real difference to your mouth cancer risk. Why not try going alcohol free more often or keep your weekly intake below the recommended 14 units to help protect your health. Free more often, or keep your weekly intake below the recommended 14 units to help protect your health
If notice any changes in your mouth or have any concerns, please get checked out by a dentist or doctor.
https://www.wcrf.org/living-well/health-guides-cookbooks/
Mouth Cancer Foundation
At World Cancer Research Fund, we examine how diet, weight and physical activity can affect your risk of developing and surviving cancer.