According to The Cancer Project, more than a third of all cancer deaths are due to poor diet. The Cancer Project's singular focus is cancer prevention and improving cancer survivorship with public education, by generously providing comprehensive information about the role of dietary factors important to good health. The Cancer Project offers hands-on nutrition and cooking classes for cancer survivors and family members in many local communities; and offers books, video programs, fact sheets, brochures, and other educational materials on cancer prevention and cancer survivorship online.

The Survivor's Handbook - Eating Right for Cancer Survival is a free 148-page book that includes: practical steps for weight control, menu planning, and healthy eating in restaurants; over 100 fast and healthy recipes; and groundbreaking information about immune-boosting foods, antioxidants and phytochemicals. The Survivor's Handbook - Eating Right for Cancer Survival is an exceptional educational resource and cookbook for learning to create a cancer prevention dietary lifestyle, with easy to make tasty recipes, available free as a PDF book download.