Cancer screening

The new cancer detection process is being trialled by GP practices in Devon and Cornwall.

Proposed changes have outlined plans to move from offering screenings every two years to three.

There is "a fair bit of work to do", the chair of Doncaster's Health and Wellbeing Board admits.

The Isle of Man's health department has outlined a plan for screenings to move to every three years.

Mini reactors could be built in hospital basements, guaranteeing diagnosis can go-ahead.

NHS South West says more than 25% of eligible women are not up to date with regular mammograms.

A retired nurse who considered skipping her final mammogram has urged women to attend screenings.

James Walker is in remission for bowel cancer after being urged by his wife to take a home test.