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NHS partners with Morrisons to put cancer messaging on underwear labels

Shoppers in a number of Morrisons’ stores across the country will find NHS advice on underwear labels urging them to contact their GP practice if they spot potential symptoms of breast or testicular cancer.
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North East London Cancer Alliance supports UK Black Pride

UK Black Pride is the world’s largest celebration for LGBTQI+ people of African, Asian, Caribbean, Latin American and Middle Eastern descent.
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North East London Cancer Alliance is top in the country for ovarian cancer five-year survival rates

The recently published National Disease Registration Service (NDRS) Ovarian Cancer Audit shows that that North East London Cancer Alliance is the top performer in the whole of the country when it comes to five-year survival rates for ovarian cancer.
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Launch of new resource for prostate cancer patients

People who either have been diagnosed with prostate cancer, or who think they might have prostate cancer, can now access a great new resource to help them make informed decisions about their treatment and learn from others who have been through the process.
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North East London Cancer Alliance shortlisted for two HSJ Awards

We are pleased to report that the North East London Cancer Alliance has been shortlisted for two Health Service Journal (HSJ) Awards. This was formally announced on Monday 14 August by the HSJ.
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95% of patients in north east London rate their lung health check experience as either ‘very good’ or ‘good’

Since we launched free lung health checks for residents in Barking & Dagenham in July 2022 and Tower Hamlets in June 2023, as part of the national Targeted Lung Health Check Programme, we have invited over 21,430 eligible participants to take part, carried out over 10,740 telephone triage lun
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'Fear of cancer recurrence' workshops

Receiving a cancer diagnosis, making decisions, and coping with treatment can be all-consuming.  Many people focus on doing everything they can to get through each day, and complete treatments with the aim of being cured and putting “everything behind” them. 
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A tribute to Jay – much loved, and already much missed

We are sad to share the news that unfortunately Jay McLaughlin, who was one of our patient and carer representatives, has passed away peacefully at St Joseph’s Hospice at the age of 43.
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Barts Health makes great progress in reducing its cancer backlog

Latest figures from NHS England and Improvement show that Barts Health has been reducing the backlog for treatment for urgent suspected cancer patients who have been waiting more than 62 days.
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