What does ACCV stand for?

Anti-Cancer Council of Victoria (Australia)

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At follow-up the participants were asked to complete a four-page, self-administered food frequency questionnaire that was developed by researchers at the Anti-Cancer Council of Victoria (15).

Dietary intake of older Victorians

The "Slip, Slop, Slap" campaign was developed by the Anti-Cancer Council of Victoria, Australia.

Slip, Slop, Slap

Subsequently, the Anti-Cancer Council of Victoria, Australia, developed various mnemonic devices to help children remember to keep out of direct sunlight during the sun's peak ultraviolet (UV) ray hours, including a poster of a cartoon seagull advising kids to "slip under a tree between eleven and three.

Slip! Slop! Slap!