The screening test saves lives.
Andy is proud to be part of the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program campaign to get mob talking about a simple test that can save lives.
Steve urges all Australians aged 45 to 74 to do the test because it could save your life.
Turning 45 was an important milestone for Eleanor. After losing her father to bowel cancer, she explains why bowel cancer screening is an essential way to stay on top of your health.
Cecelia Green had no symptoms, no family history of bowel cancer and felt otherwise fit and healthy.
Aunty Jill faced one of the biggest challenges of her life when she was diagnosed with bowel cancer.
Che encourages all mob across the Country to stay strong and healthy by screening for Bowel Cancer.
Shitbox Rally founder, James Freeman, lost both his parents to cancer and urges you to take the at-home bowel screening test kit.
Craig urges everyone to do the bowel cancer screening test, it saved his life.
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.
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.
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.
