Bowel cancer screening for people in their 50s critically low, NHS warns
The number of Britons in their 50s who take part in bowel cancer screening remains critically low, the NHS has warned.
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The number of Britons in their 50s who take part in bowel cancer screening remains critically low, the NHS has warned.
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The number of Britons in their 50s who take part in bowel cancer screening remains critically low, the NHS has warned.
The NHS sends the free faecal immunochemical test (FIT) to the homes of people aged 50 to 74 every two years