Bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the UK with around 44,100 cases every year, but more than five in 10 cases are preventable and it’s important to be aware of symptoms so that you ...

Women are being urged not to overlook certain symptoms that could be early indicators of cervical cancer, with experts stressing the need for vigilance. Cervical cancer ranks as the 14th most ...

“During Cervical Cancer Prevention Week, we urge women to prioritise their health by attending their screenings and to seek medical advice if they experience any symptoms.” Cervical cancer is ...

“During Cervical Cancer Prevention Week, we urge women to prioritise their health by attending their screenings and to seek medical advice if they experience any symptoms.” Cervical cancer is found ...

It is important to note that many less severe health conditions can cause these symptoms. In most cases, the cause is something other than cancer. Learn more about bowel cancer. Seek professional ...

cervical cancer may affect the nearby rectum or colon, leading to changes in bowel habits such as constipation, diarrhoea, or blood in the stool," according to Milanova. Dr. Schaefer says, "A loss of ...

She says: “Cervical cancer may not have obvious symptoms in the early stages ... can involve removing all or parts of the bladder, bowel or vagina. This may be suggested if the cancer has ...

Tens of thousands of people across South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw have missed potentially life-saving opportunities to be screened for breast, bowel and cervical ... you have any symptoms, which ...

This week is Cervical Cancer Prevention Week and Angela Sarmiento Betancourt MD, Medical Affairs Manager at healthtech company, myTomorrows, has shared the symptoms that people should never ignore.

Women could be ignoring some potential key symptoms of cervical cancer, due to a lack of awareness about what to look out for, a leading health expert has warned. Research, from Cancer Research UK, ...

She said: "I just went to my routine cervical screening test and had absolutely no signs and no symptoms but it was then detected that I did have cervical cancer. "It's the scariest thing ever but ...