Cancer
11:45 . 13/10/22 .
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The poo test doesn't sound enticing but guest blogger Simon Clarke reckons it saved his life.
The NHS is still here for you. If you want to stay safe, tell a GP about your symptoms.
For Breast Cancer Awareness Month we reprint one of the first articles to appear in the mainstream UK media about male breast cancer. It was written by Jim Pollard for The Observer in 2000 (articles were a lot longer in those days). Male breast cancer is still a disease we need to be aware of: did you know more men die of breast cancer than testicular cancer?
In a second article on stress ahead of Men's Health Week, Jim Pollard remembers some advice and writes a letter.
Rugby player Phil Jackson thought he’d got injured in the scrum. It turned out to be bowel cancer.
Wandsworth man Moses was diagnosed last year with cancer.