Helping to lead the way in modernising diagnostics and intelligent automation
Following their excellent work on stage as guest speakers at the HSJ Cancer Forum in March this year, Angela and Femi have once again been sharing their expertise with cancer peers
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You Need To Know campaign scoops another award
Our life-saving womb cancer awareness campaign, in partnership with leading gynae charity Eve Appeal and communications agency AKT Health, has won another prestigious award as further recognition of the positive impact this is having on women’s lives in north east London.
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Book your Spring COVID-19 Vaccination before 29 June 2024
Dr Oge Ilozue, GP and clinical advisor on vaccinations to NHS London, shares why it is important for people with a weakened immune system to have their Spring COVID-19 Vaccination.
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Partnership Forum celebrates successes and launches cancer alliance plans
Over 90 partners in cancer care from across north east London attended North East London Cancer Alliance’s first ever Partnership Forum on Wednesday 22 May.
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Extra dates added in Waltham Forest for our community liver health checks!
More dates and locations have been announced in Waltham Forest for our free, easy, painless liver tests. These are for people aged 35-70 who may be at increased risk of liver disease, based on their medical history.
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Is your bowel cancer screening kit sitting at the back of a drawer?
If you’re 56 to 74, you should have received your bowel cancer screening kit through the post. That’s because the NHS automatically sends a kit every two years to people in that age group.
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World Cancer Day 2024 Impact Report
On 4 February 2024, the cancer community came together to bring the World Cancer Day campaign “Close The Care Gap” to the highest level. Literally.
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NHS England praises cancer performance in north east London
Thanks to great collaboration and innovation across a wide range of partners over the last year, residents in north east London are benefitting from quicker cancer diagnosis and improved cancer care.
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Beating bowel cancer in 2024
Someone dies of bowel cancer every 30 minutes in the UK. It’s the second biggest cancer killer, but it shouldn’t be, because it’s treatable and curable. Nearly everyone diagnosed at the earliest stages will survive the disease.
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