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Bowel Cancer Awareness Month - Put it by the loo, don’t put it off

This Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, BowelScreen is reminding people to complete the simple at-home test that could save their life. BowelScreen, part of the National Screening Service, offers a free at-home test to people aged from 60 to 69. The test ...

15 Apr 2023 at 09:15

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Almost 50% of Irish people don't get screened for bowel cancer due to fear, new data finds

Almost half of people in Ireland don't take up bowel cancer screening invitations due to fear. That's according to recent research from Ireland's national bowel cancer screening programme, BowelScreen, which found the fear of finding something ...

01 Apr 2022 at 13:33

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Donegal bowel cancer patient urges people to talk about their bowel health

There can be a certain amount of hesitancy around discussing bowel movements and bowel health. Tess Greene, who was diagnosed with Stage 4 bowel cancer in December 2021, would like this to change. She has bravely shared her story in the hope ...

16 Apr 2022 at 11:31

Local News

Would you recognise the most common symptoms of bowel cancer?

April is Bowel Cancer Awareness and a leading charity is urging people to be aware of the symptoms of the disease. Cancer Care West, a charity dedicated to supporting those whose lives have been affected by cancer diagnosis, is this month ...

13 Apr 2023 at 17:13

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