Bowel cancer is among the most common forms of the disease in the UK. It accounts for around 11 percent of all cancer diagnoses.…Click Here To Continue Reading>>

The disease has a high mortality rate, leading to around 16,000 deaths every year in the UK.

Currently there is also concern about the prevalence of the cancer among young people.

Between the early 1990s and 2018, the number of adults aged 25 to 49 being diagnosed with bowel cancer increased by 22 percent in the UK.

Therefore, being aware of any of the warning signs of bowel cancer is vital.…Click Here To Continue Reading>>

According to the NHS, one of the main signs of bowel cancer will appear in your toilet.

If your poo appears black or red in colour this could be caused by blood and should prompt you to seek an urgent GP appointment…..ContinueReading….