Yorkshire Cancer Research recently submitted evidence to Parliament on the Tobacco and Vapes Bill

Yorkshire Cancer Research recently submitted its organisational response to the Change NHS consultation.

The new Labour government has delivered its first Budget in 14 years - a historic moment as it was the first ever Budget by a female Chancellor. Promising to “fix…

Early diagnosis is critical to cancer survival. The later a cancer is diagnosed, the harder it is to treat, often leading to lower survival rates.
Yorkshire Cancer…

Here’s what everyone in Yorkshire needs to know about bladder cancer.

The cervix and ovaries, along with five other organs, make up the female reproductive system. The two can often be confused with each other, but knowing the…

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in Yorkshire. March is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and we’re urging all men in the region to look out for the…

Behind the headlines: How new smoking and vaping laws could impact Yorkshire

In this blog post, we answer your questions about cervical screening and what Yorkshire Cancer Research is doing to increase participation.
What is cervical…

Alongside behavioural support and licensed stop smoking aids, we believe that vaping products have a significant role to play in reducing the harm from tobacco, supporting people who smoke to quit and thus improving public health.

Yorkshire Cancer Research welcomes measures that will help prevent young people who do not smoke from accessing vaping products. It is clear that a ban of…

As the government pushes ahead with one combined strategy for six major health conditions, Yorkshire Cancer Research is concerned that the absence of a dedicated…