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UCF News 9/25/2006
Ulster Cancer Foundation Launch National Clean Air Awards
The Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) today launched the National Clean Air Awards for Northern Ireland, in partnership with the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation.
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One in Four Smokers getting ready for No Smoking Day
The Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) has launched this year?’s No Smoking Day, supported by GlaxoSmithKline?’s NiQuitin CQ®.
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SMOKERS! SMOKERS! SMOKERS!
Want to Quit? Improve your chances of success by attending a Stop Smoking Support Clinic in your local community - For more information contact Bernie on 028 9066 3281
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UCF responds to Health Bill vote
The Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) wholeheartedly welcomed tonight?’s news that MPs have decided to make all workplaces in England smoke-free.
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UCF Daffodil Appeal - Abseil Against Cancer
One of the most recognisable landmarks in Northern Ireland is set to be the spectacular location for the Ulster Cancer Foundation?’s (UCF) ?‘Abseil Against Cancer?’.
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Connemara Marathon ?– Register Today!
The Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) is calling all sporting enthusiasts to register for the International Connemara Marathon, which takes place on Sunday 26th March and is set in one of the most spectacular locations in the world!
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TEACHERS TEACHERS TEACHERS
DOWNLOAD DOCUMENT Guidelines on Developing and Implementing A School Policy on Smoking
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Icelandic Challenge 2006
A Viking has landed on Northern Ireland?’s shores to entice you to raise funds for the Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) by trekking in one of the world?’s most enigmatic countries ?– Iceland!
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Foundation Welcomes De Brún?s Tobacco Advertising Decision.
By Eilish Martin, 6/21/2002 11:34:12 AM

The Ulster Cancer Foundation has welcomed Health Minister Bairbre de Brún?s commitment to Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill.

The Ulster Cancer Foundation?s Head of Cancer Prevention Gerry McElwee said:
?The Minister?s decision will save lives. Tobacco kills nearly 3,000 local people every year. When the Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill completed its passage through the House of Lords last month we called on Bairbre de Brún to have Northern Ireland included. We are delighted that she has done so.

?The Foundation?s Smokebusters Programme aims to prevent young people from starting to smoke. Until now our work has been undermined by advertising which associates smoking with speed, glamour and sophistication. Research shows that young people smoke the most advertised brands. We also know that children who are fans of sports which promote tobacco are more likely to become smokers.?

The Foundation?s Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) Committee believes that the Government should provide short-term funding to those sporting and arts events which promote tobacco until they can access alternative sponsorship.


For further information please contact Gerry McElwee, Head of Cancer Prevention, at the Ulster Cancer Foundation on 028 9066 3281.


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