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BRAF mutation Spread to small bowel and abdomen from original large bowel cancer by banger Last reply: 19^th February 7:44 pm by banger Total replies: 14

Stage 4 Small bowel cancer with mestastasis in peritoneum by beatit Last reply: 3^rd February 8:14 pm by EleanorJ Total replies: 20

Small bowel by lindsey 01 Last reply: 31^st January 11:42 am by lindsey 01 Total replies: 2

Small bowel - Am I the only one? I know it's rare but.. by jojo71 Last reply: 25^th July 2017 6:59 pm by Lauren5429 Total replies: 2

Cancer of the Small Bowel. by Community user Last reply: 26^th February 2017 8:14 pm by jojo71 Total replies: 30

Mum diagnosed a few days ago by Jules44 Last reply: 21^st April 2015 3:12 pm by wikey Total replies: 2

small bowel cancer spread to the liver by fozzi Last reply: 20^th February 2015 11:14 am by Aaronaxel Total replies: 8

Stage 4 small bowel cancer - new diagnosis by MrsN11 Last reply: 20^th February 2015 11:13 am by Aaronaxel Total replies: 5

small bowel treatment by Jac Last reply: 20^th February 2015 11:12 am by Aaronaxel Total replies: 6

More uncertain future by debs11 Last reply: 20^th July 2013 8:16 pm by ~~Brian~~ Total replies: 2

Age 29 and waiting for chemo to start - any other young sufferers? by lisaparm Last reply: 24^th January 2013 3:36 pm by Graham71 Total replies: 10

T3NO by Fwb68 Last reply: 16^th April 2012 9:53 pm by Hazel Total replies: 3

Beating Bowel Cancer News

Six in ten adults unaware that 30 mins of physical activity most days reduces bowel cancer risk

Almost two thirds of adults living in the UK (63%) are not aware that being physically active for 30 minutes a day at least five times a week could help to reduce the risk of bowel cancer, according to a poll of 2,000 UK adults commissioned by the charity.

We warn of alarmingly low symptom awareness for bowel cancer

A quarter of people (25%) only named one of the five most common bowel cancer symptoms and more than 1 in 3 people (35%) were not aware of any symptoms at all, according to a poll of 4,000 UK adults commissioned by the charity. The results are published for Bowel Cancer Awareness Month this April.

How you can support Bowel Cancer Awareness Month

April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, a fantastic annual opportunity to raise awareness of bowel cancer and funds to support our work.