It's #BowelCancer AwarenessMonth
Aged 56-64 and registered with a GP in England? The NHS will send you a #BowelCancer testing kit. Catching bowel cancer early reduces your chances of getting seriously ill or dying. So put it by the loo. Don’t put it off. nhs.uk/bowel

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📢Today is #WorldOvarianCancerDay
Familiarise yourself with the signs and symptoms of #OvarianCancer

These symptoms do not mean you have cancer, but you should see your GP for Peace of Mind if they persist.
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📢May is skin cancer awareness month
Did you know there are 3 main types of skin cancer?☀️
Find more answers to your FAQs, including:
▪️How much SPF do I need?
▪️How should I properly apply sun cream?
▪️What can I do to prevent skin cancer?
Head to macmillan.org.uk/.../skin-cance…

Spotting cancer at an early stage means that treatment is more likely to be successful.

You know your body best. Speak to your doctor if you notice anything that’s not normal for you or changes which aren't going away.

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We're so grateful to our #GetOnARoll partner, Waitrose & Partners, for their continued support💛

You can read more about our #GetOnARoll campaign and our incredible partners here: bowelcanceruk.org.uk/campaigning/ge….

Check your skin. A new mole or a change in an existing mole may be signs of melanoma skin cancer.

Melanomas can appear anywhere on your body, but they're more common in areas that are often exposed to the sun.

Find out more: nhs.uk/skincancer

#SkinCancerAwarenessMonth

If you experience any symptoms that are unusual for you, get Peace of Mind by seeing your GP. If it is cancer and you require treatment, the sooner the better.

Find out more about womb cancer and the ‘Peace of Mind’ campaign on our website: shorturl.at/mADPV

Spotting cancer at an early stage means treatment is more likely to be successful. If you notice any unusual changes, or something that won’t go away, get it checked out. Start the conversation and share the knowledge 👇

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🔊Sound on | April is #BowelCancerAwarenessMonth .

To help raise awareness of the importance of screening, Jill, a Public Health Programme Manager, has written & recorded the below poem.

🚽Catching bowel cancer early reduces your chances of getting seriously ill or dying.⬇️

Your next poo could save your life. If you’re sent a bowel cancer screening kit, put it by the loo. Don't put it off.

➡️ nhs.uk/bowel-screening

#BowelCancerAwarenessMonth

Today our Cancer Champions from across South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw got together for a Learning Lunch along with support from Place colleagues, NHS England, Sheffield Flourish and Yorkshire cancer research. A great day was had!

Womb cancer is most common in women who've been through menopause, however anyone with a womb can get it.
Get peace of mind by seeing your GP if you notice any of these symptoms that aren’t normal for you.

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If something in your body doesn’t feel right, don’t carry the worry of cancer with you.

Tests could put your mind at rest. Until you find out, you can’t rule it out.

Contact your GP practice. nhs.uk/cancersymptoms

📣April is #BowelCancerAwarenessMonth
Share this post to help raise awareness of signs and symptoms. If you notice symptoms unusual for you, see your GP for peace of mind. Chances are it will be all right, but if it is cancer and you require treatment, the sooner the better.

#OneThing we’re passionate about is early diagnosis. The earlier #BowelCancer is spotted, the more treatable it’s likely to be.

We're encouraging everyone this #BowelCancer AwarenessMonth to be aware of the possible symptoms of the disease. Learn more: bit.ly/3TVlxfp

April is #BowelCancerAwarenessMonth . It's important to know the signs and symptoms of bowel cancer.

If you notice something unusual for you, or changes that haven't gone away, talk to your doctor.

Share this to help raise awareness of the most common bowel cancer symptoms 🔁

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Last year we launched our new five-year strategy, ‘On A Mission’. This highlighted the ways we’re working towards changing this #BowelCancer statistic.

We'll continue our work to remove the barriers to people being diagnosed quickly, and at the earliest stage possible.

Symptoms of bowel cancer can include blood in your poo and tummy pain or bloating.

Other health problems can cause similar symptoms – but it’s important to get them checked by a GP if you have any symptoms for 3 weeks or more.

#BowelCancerAwarenessMonth

Ovarian cancer is often diagnosed at a late stage as early signs and symptoms are common.

Experiencing symptoms that are unusual for you? See your GP for a 'Peace of Mind' check. It may not be cancer, but if it is, early diagnosis improves outcomes.
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