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The screening test saves lives. James, Erik and Belle were diagnosed with bowel cancer. Early detection was key in their successful treatment.

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James' story

James says that the bowel cancer screening test may sound unappealing, but it’s nothing compared to the emotional and physical consequences of finding bowel cancer too late.
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Erik's story

He received the bowel screening test in the mail shortly after his 50th birthday. This simple test may have saved his life and now he encourages other 50-year-olds to do it without delay.
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Belle's story

At age 50, Belle thought she was too young to have bowel cancer. She urges people aged 50-74 to do the test – it could save your life.
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