New draft guidance says aspirin taken daily could reduce risk of bowel cancer for people with Lynch syndrome
Aspirin taken daily for more than two years could reduce the risk of bowel cancer in people with Lynch syndrome, NICE (The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) has said in new draft guidance.
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Researchers use artificial intelligence to help tailor bowel cancer treatment
A leading group of researchers have developed a new way to study bowel cancer samples using digital images. This means that patients could be better matched to the best treatment for them.
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We hand in Lynch syndrome petition to UK governments
This week we hand in our Time to Test petition to England, Scotland and Northern Ireland governments signed by nearly 10,000 people. Together with our campaign supporters and patients we are calling on them to test all bowel cancer patients for Lynch syndrome at the time of their diagnosis.
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