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At the end of 2013 I started to notice some changes in my bowel habits. I was 58, married with two sons and the owner of a large dental practice. For years I had struggled with my digestive system and ...

Over 700 of you answered our recent survey on bowel cancer diagnosis, treatment, and care. We wanted to better understand our community’s experience of bowel cancer and identify areas for improvement ...

Deborah shared her story with us in 2017, shortly after her bowel cancer diagnosis. Deborah became a patron of our charity in February 2021 and was awarded a Damehood on Thursday 12 May 2022. After ...

Bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in Scotland. However, bowel cancer is treatable and curable especially if diagnosed early. We undertake a range of activities in Scotland as part of our ...

Read about people's experiences of bowel cancer, their symptoms, how they got a diagnosis and what treatment they went through You can also read the stories of younger people with bowel cancer and ...

We're always looking for enthusiastic people to support our work by joining our wonderful team of volunteers. We have a range of opportunities for you to get involved with. With a variety of roles ...

New research published in Lancet Oncology has shown that many patients receiving chemotherapy following surgery for bowel cancer may only need three months treatment rather than the six months ...

The bowel screening programme helps to spot bowel cancer before symptoms start, when it’s most treatable. A screening kit will be sent to you in the post if you’re within the age range for the ...

There are a number of ways you can get involved in helping us to deliver our services and awareness raising activity. Whether you lend us your organisational skills to help us organise our online ...

Bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in Northern Ireland and the second biggest cancer killer. Every year more than 1,200 people are diagnosed with bowel cancer in Northern Ireland and more ...