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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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Angela Rippon - In the Pink in Belfast
By Eilish Martin, 2/11/2003 2:50:23 PM

Popular broadcaster Angela Rippon was the guest speaker at the UCF?s Pink Ribbon luncheon, marking Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October.

It was the fifth year of the event in Belfast and was held in the Europa Hotel.

The luncheon is a flagship event in the UCF?s provincewide campaign to raise funds and during October we hoped to raise £250,000 to help combat breast cancer among Northern Ireland women.

Joyce Savage, head of appeals and marketing, said: ?Incidence of the disease has increased, but thanks to earlier screening and better treatments, the number of deaths has fallen and survival rates have improved.

?We want to see further improvements and we will be spending more money on research and on extending our care services.

?Our commitment to raising awareness of breast cancer is ongoing and we will continue to promote the message that early detection and prompt treatment can save lives.?

Earlier in October, UCF?s first Pink Ribbon Luncheon in the west of the province was a sell-out.

More than 300 people came to the Killyhevlin Hotel in Enniskillen and had the opportunity to meet Beechy Colclough, the Belfast-born therapist, and UTV personality Kate Smith, who is originally from Belleek.


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