Cancer awareness, common signs, and symptoms – Cancer Alliance

Posted on: August 22, 2023

The East of England Cancer Alliances’ Patient Partnership Group would like to invite you to attend this online event.

The patient group have all experienced cancer themselves, or cared for someone with cancer, and are putting on a series of talks and information sessions designed to raise awareness and give people an opportunity to ask any questions of our expert speakers or experienced patients. We hope that you can join us. This is the first in a series of events which will be held every few months.

Cancer awareness, common signs, and symptoms

Tuesday 12 September 6-30 – 7.30pm.

Join us for this online event to learn more about the common signs and symptoms that could be a cause for concern or need further investigation. We will hear from a local GP and a member of the public about their experiences in spotting the symptoms of cancer.

Please email england.eoecancerallianceteam@nhs.net to register a place and to be send the link to join the event

 

We encourage members of the public who are concerned about unusual changes in their body such as lumps or unexplained continuous pain, to report signs and symptoms to their GP practice as soon as possible.

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