NHS extends bowel cancer screening programme after Oxford study
- NHS England will now send home-testing kits for bowel cancer to all 50-74-year-olds every two years, expanding the program after a study in Oxford.
- Over 850,000 additional people in England can now return stool samples for blood checks, as the age for screening is lowered.
- Steven Ball, 54, was diagnosed with early-stage bowel cancer after submitting a positive sample through the screening program.
- Experts emphasize the importance of screening, stating that more than nine in 10 people survive bowel cancer when diagnosed at an early stage.
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