Are more people diagnosed with Cancer?

News - 26 April 2019

Are more people diagnosed - statistics taken from the Office for National Statistics blog April 2019
Young nurse standing in the hospital

Currently one in two of us born after 1960 will be diagnosed with cancer at some point in our lives. However, there is some good news. Sarah Caul takes a look at the bigger picture behind cancer statistics.

Read the blog

If you’d like to feedback on services for residents in North Somerset please

share your views 

You might also be interested in

Information graphic from Prostate Cancer Research. The patient resource: theinfopool.co.uk. Photo of an Asian man, white man, and black man talking and laughing together.

The infopool: information for people affected by prostate cancer

The infopool is a new website offering simple, clear information about prostate cancer. It will help you understand the different tests and treatments available, and includes information on clinical trials you may be suitable for.
Advice and Information
NHS sending lung cancer scanners across the country

NHS to roll out lung cancer scanners

The NHS are going to roll out lung cancer scanning trucks across the country
Lung cancer scanning trucks that operate from supermarket car parks are being rolled out across the country in a drive to save lives by catching the condition early, NHS England announced today.
News