Over 300,000 Will `Needlessly Die From Bowel Cancer By 2035` Due To Research Gaps
(World News UK)

Almost 332,000 people living in the UK will needlessly lose their lives to bowel cancer by 2035 unless urgent action is taken to fill critical research gaps, a leading charity has warned. Bowel cancer is the UK´s second biggest cancer killer with 16,000 people dying from the disease each year. It´s also the fourth most common cancer with over 41,200 diagnosed annually. Bowel Cancer UK worked with 100 leading scientists, healthcare professionals and people affected by the disease to identify the key research gaps and priorities in bowel cancer research that need to be tackled to save lives. The charity is now calling on the general public to help fundraise and raise awareness. Early diagnosis...