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The National Cancer Plan aims for three in four people diagnosed with cancer to be cancer-free or living well by 2035.
Webinar on the updated children and young people's eating disorder guidance, 2 March 2026.
Digital pre-invitations for bowel cancer screening rolling out across hubs, including the Midlands.
The National Cancer Plan for England focuses on earlier diagnosis and reducing inequalities.
The Government's rare cancers plan encourages GPs to use AI tools to help spot rare cancers.
The bowel screening FIT threshold is being lowered to detect smaller amounts of blood.
Sexual assault referral centres offer support to anyone who has been raped or sexually assaulted, and accept self-referral.
GPs raise concerns after one ICB limited Right to Choose ADHD and autism assessments.
National guidance for ICBs and providers on children and young people's eating disorder services.
New guidance says BMI alone must not be used to restrict eating disorder referrals for children and young people.
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