Cancer Information Bus is coming to Southport
A cancer information and support bus is coming to Southport on Wednesday, March 2, courtesy of Macmillan Cancer Support’s mobile service.
A cancer information and support bus is coming to Southport on Wednesday, March 2, courtesy of Macmillan Cancer Support’s mobile service.
Dr Fran Woodard, Director of Policy and Impact at Macmillan Cancer Support responds to the cancer waiting times statistics for December 2015 released today by NHS England.
A large international study has revealed a clear link between bowel cancer rates and a country’s level of economic development.
More than 352,000 people are diagnosed with cancer in the UK each year – a 12 per cent increase in the rate since the mid-nineties, according to new figures released by Cancer Research UK.
With Christmas just around the corner, health chiefs in Southport, Formby and West Lancashire are urging local patients to consider how they use 999 and A&E over the festive period for them and their children.
Southport and Formby residents are being invited to give their views about a range of NHS treatments – including blood testing, care for feet and leg ulcers, district nursing, pain control and community matrons – known collectively as community health services.
Macmillan Information & Support Centre Volunteer Jean Lilley wins receives the Galloway's Society for the Blind Carer of the Year Award
NHS South Sefton Clinical Commissioning Group’s (CCG) cancer and end of life GP lead has won a national Macmillan award for cross boundary working.
Hear more about your local NHS Health commissioners in Sefton hold their final Governing Body meetings of 2015 next week and anyone with an interest in their work is welcome to come along.