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Why GPs need better access to diagnostic cancer scans

GPs across England are being denied access to cancer scans for their patients. David Millett reports...

GPs are advised to send thousands more patients with less-obvious symptoms of cancer through referral pathways. Pic: Jason Heath Lancy

GPs urged to refer thousands more patients in updated NICE cancer guidance

GPs are being urged to refer patients with less-obvious cancer symptoms as NICE lowers risk threshol...

Calcium levels could predict cancer (Photo: PhotoDisc Volumes)

Calcium blood test could help GPs spot cancer earlier

A test for high levels of calcium in the blood could give GPs an early warning that a patient has ca...

Bowel screening: even late-stage patients can benefit (Photo: SPL)

Bowel screening benefits even late-stage cancers

Patients with late-stage bowel cancers can still benefit from screening, according to research that ...

Lung cancer: three-quarters of cases present at a late stage (Photo: SPL)

Half of cancers diagnosed at a late stage, report finds

Almost half of cancers are diagnosed at an advanced stage when survival odds are lower, and 5,000 li...

Smear test: HPV urine checks could replace invasive cervical screening (Photo: SPL)

Urine test for HPV could replace smears

A simple urine test to detect HPV in women could increase cervical cancer screening rates by replaci...

Breast cancer screening: research suggests no benefit in women over 70 (Photo: SPL)

Breast cancer screening in elderly 'risks considerable overdiagnosis'

Screening women aged over 70 for their risk of breast cancer does not prevent enough advanced-stage ...

The breath test could help diagnose lung cancer (Photo: SPL)

Breath temperature 'can help diagnose lung cancer'

Analysing a patient's exhaled breath temperature using a simple test could help diagnose lung cancer...

HPV jab: incidence of pre-cancerous lesions may be falling (Photo: Consolidated Scotland)

HPV jab campaign 'is reducing incidence of pre-cancerous cervical lesions'

The UK-wide HPV vaccination campaign is reducing the incidence of pre-cancerous cervical changes amo...

Coloured SEM of a breast cancer cell (Photo: SPL)

Survival rates for all common cancers improve across England

Survival rates for five common cancers in England have increased 'radically' over recent years, figu...

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