Screening for bowel cancer has commenced in Auckland, as part of a pilot programme.
This has been started to make a difference to the rates of bowel cancer in the country which had nearly 3000 people diagnosed with the condition last year. Only 50% survived the disease last year.
Early Diagnosis of Bowel Cancer is Crucial for Positive Outcomes
A recent report has revealed that the risk of bowel cancer is three times more among people living in Scotland compared to those living in other parts of UK.
A recent report has revealed that the risk of bowel cancer is three times more among people living in Scotland compared to those living in other parts of UK.
Medical specialists have underlined the importance of early screening which positively impacts the chances of survival from bowel cancer.
Significant Link Between Type 2 Diabetes And Bowel Cancer
A long-running Australian study seems to confirm a significant link between type 2 diabetes and the risk of potentially fatal bowel cancer in men.
A long-running Australian study seems to confirm a significant link between type 2 diabetes and the risk of potentially fatal bowel cancer in men.
Three Bowel Cancer Drugs Rejected by NICE
British health regulatory agency National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has rejected three of the popular bowel cancer drugs,
British health regulatory agency National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has rejected three of the popular bowel cancer drugs,
Risk of Bowel Cancer Doubles for Men
The risk of bowel cancer has doubled for British men as compared to the mid-1970s, according to recent research.
The risk of bowel cancer has doubled for British men as compared to the mid-1970s, according to recent research.
