We are pleased to announce that the Health Service Journal has asked us to take part in their annual cancer forum, where the focus this year is on building system capacity to support faster diagnosis and early-stage treatment.

Being told you have cancer can be tough, and its treatment can be really hard on people. But there's something called prehabilitation that can help. Prehabilitation is about getting ready for cancer treatment. It helps people be as strong and healthy as possible before they start treatment.

North East London Cancer Alliance is making progress on changing the outcome of womb cancer for local women, through a unique, dedicated campaign which has been running throughout this year.

The Under 16 Cancer Patient Experience Survey (U16 CPES) 2022 is the third iteration of an annual national survey to measure children’s cancer and tumour care provided by the NHS in England.

An essential part of the work of the cancer alliance is to talk directly to local people about their cancer experiences, concerns and understanding of local cancer services.

Two of our projects were highlighted at a prestigious awards ceremony last week in front of 2,000 people. Our ‘It’s Not A Game’ campaign and our work on the Mile End Early Diagnosis Centre were both nominated at the annual Health Service Journal Awards.

Following our engagement event in July, where clinical and non-clinical cancer staff came together to collectively decide how Multi Dis

Thanks to Healthwatch Barking and Dagenham, local residents were able to find out more about cancer signs and symptoms, screening programmes and cancer support services at a special health and wellbeing event this month.

Patients across north east London are set to benefit from the use of ground-breaking artificial intelligence (AI), which can help clinicians to diagnose lung cancer quickly and accurately.