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Nutrition and cancer prevention in Australia: a national collaboration to promote the evidence.

In Australia, the role of diet in cancer prevention has been acknowledged for many years. Only recently, however, have national strategies for the prevention of cancer through diet been documented (The Cancer Council Australia, 2001). The Cancer Council Australia supports collaboration of key agencies to achieve the changes in diet necessary to reduce cancer risk in Australia. Specific strategies to be undertaken, either individually or as a member of relevant committees or bodies, include: 1. Collaboration with the Commonwealth and state health departments, to develop and implement a national public education programme to increase knowledge of the links between cancer and diet, and to change dietary behaviours. 2. Collaboration with state and territory members of The Cancer Council, and other nongovemment health bodies and consumer agencies, to actively advocate for public policy supportive of cancer-preventing diets. 3. Supporting and promoting research into the relationship between nutrition and cancer and how to change diet-related behaviours. The paper describes recent advances in the implementation of these strategies in Australia.