Entrench the precautionary principle, with use of the substitution principle to achieve least-toxic options.
Devote more funds to primary cancer prevention, and to act on what we know prevents cancer.
Improve regulations and policies, to end environmental and workplace exposures that contribute to cancer.
Support individuals, groups, workers, communities, businesses and governments, with an emphasis on marginalized and vulnerable people, to reduce or eliminate exposures that contribute to cancer.
What We Do
Conduct research and analyses.
Conduct public education.
Promote policy, regulatory and legislative reforms.
Prepare briefs and reports to advance cancer prevention and least-toxic approaches based on broad, high quality scientific evidence, and modern review methods and frameworks.
Run focused campaigns.
Collaborate, support and promote member and group development and activities.