CharitiesAidWelfare, Medical Health Aged Care 01/05/2025 10:00

ONLY 1 MONTH UNTIL – BOWEL CANCER AWARENESS MONTH

Bowel Cancer Australia < 1 mins read

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ONLY 1 MONTH UNTIL

BOWEL CANCER AWARENESS MONTH

Bowel cancer is the deadliest cancer for people aged 25-54.

Bowel Cancer Awareness Month is Bowel Cancer Australia’s signature event to raise awareness of Australia’s second deadliest cancer and funds for the leading community-funded charity dedicated to championing what matters most to people impacted by bowel cancer and empowering everyone affected to live their best life.

bowelcanceraustralia.org
Helpline: 1800 727 336 (SCREEN)

Contact details:

For an interview with a medical expert or patient, please contact:

Stephanie Bansemer-Brown, Bowel Cancer Australia

[email protected] | 0412 915 797

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