Bowel cancer is the fourth most common form of cancer in the UK, with over 42,000 people being diagnosed with the disease ...

Lauren Juyia, a gynaecologist who survived stage 4 colon cancer, has shared three of the symptoms she spotted before she was ...

A woman who has been diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cance r shared four symptoms she noticed before her diagnosis, including ...

Catching tumours quickly and before serious symptoms start is the best way ... Nine in ten people who require further tests do not have bowel cancer. The NHS is urging more middle-aged people ...

The NHS is urging Brits "not to feel embarrassed about poo," emphasizing that changes in toilet habits can often be symptoms of bowel cancer. Over 44,000 people are diagnosed with the disease ...

The NHS has urged Brits "not to feel embarrassed about poo" as key changes to toilet habits are often symptoms of bowel cancer. More than 44,000 people in the UK are diagnosed with bowel cancer ...

The symptoms are the same for everyone ... Previously the home testing kit was available through the NHS bowel cancer screening programme to everyone aged 54 to 74. The test kit, called a faecal ...

With NHS screening for bowel cancer currently only available for those ... given the early stages of bowel cancer often have ...

It frequently shows no symptoms in its initial stages ... will be sent a kit that can help to detect signs of bowel cancer, as the NHS expands its screening programme to those aged 50 in England.

The NHS has sent out invites to more than four ... People are advised to contact their GP if they notice any symptoms of bowel cancer, which include discomfort, blood in excrement, diarrhoea ...