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  • Early Diagnosis PCN DES Support Guide

    19 May 2022

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  • Improving cancer care before treatment even starts

    21 January 2022

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  • Cytosponge pilot launched

    21 January 2022

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  • Applications open for Pan London Cancer Research Fellowships

    28 October 2021

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Thousands of south east Londoners help NHS trial new cancer screening test
New life-saving cancer diagnosis clinic launches in south east London
Quality of Life survey helps empower patients to seek the right support
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Thousands of south east Londoners help the NHS trial a new cancer detection test
Black men with prostate cancer and local students get creative to encourage conversations about cancer
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SELCA wins the HSJ Award for Communications Initiative of the Year
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Community Connections Lewisham delivers vital support to men with prostate cancer
SELCA launches new cancer rehabilitation video for patients and healthcare professionals
SELCA will join leading lung cancer charity at 10 Downing Street to deliver important message on lung cancer screening
Students in South East London develop animations to empower breast cancer patients who require hormone therapy to seek support
New partnership aims to increase uptake of cancer screening
Local cancer patients team up with art students to transform hospital waiting areas into a calm oasis
Students turn out in force to receive life-saving vaccine that protects against cancers
Peckham Theatre partners with the NHS to bring real stories of Black men affected by prostate cancer to the stage
London celebrates the work of Allied Health Professionals and Psychological Therapists in cancer care
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