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Brits risk late cancer diagnosis because of poor symptom awareness

One in seven people cannot name a single symptom of cancer, according to a Cancer Research UK survey published today (Monday). One in seven people cannot name a single symptom of cancer, according to a Cancer Research UK survey published today (Monday).

17 August 2009

• Health & Medicine

Why are men more likely to die from cancer?

15 June 2009

• Health & Medicine

Men hit by 'inexplicable' greater cancer death risk

Men are almost 40 per cent more likely than women to die from cancer, reveals a report published today (Monday) by the National Cancer Intelligence Network (NCIN) and Cancer Research UK together with the Men's Health Forum to mark Men's Health Week. Men are almost 40 per cent more likely than women to die from cancer, reveals a report published today (Monday) by the National Cancer Intelligence Network (NCIN) and Cancer Research UK together with the Men's Health Forum to mark Men's Health Week.

15 June 2009

• Science & Technology
• Health & Medicine

Bowel cancer: screening for people at high risk

3 April 2009

Announcing our five-year strategy

28 November 2008

• Health & Medicine

Ovarian cancer – spotting the “silent killer”

21 November 2008

Tackling cancer delays will boost british survival

Cancer Research UK today reveals that as many as 11,000 deaths from cancer could be prevented annually if Great Britain raised its survival figures to match those of the best performing countries in Europe. Cancer Research UK today reveals that as many as 11,000 deaths from cancer could be prevented annually if Great Britain raised its survival figures to match those of the best performing countries in Europe.

21 November 2008

• Health & Medicine

Older women unaware of higher breast cancer risk

Many older women, who are no longer routinely invited for breast screening, are not aware that increasing age is a major risk factor for the disease - according to a report published today in the British Journal of Cancer. Many older women, who are no longer routinely invited for breast screening, are not aware that increasing age is a major risk factor for the disease - according to a report published today in the British Journal of Cancer.

8 October 2008