National Cancer Screening
Cancer screening is the testing of people who are not showing any symptoms, to find signs which could lead to cancer. Screening saves thousands of lives each year by detecting cancer in its early stages.
There is no way to test for every cancer, but in the UK there are four national screening programmes in place: for breast, bowel, cervical and lung cancers.
You can find out more about cancer screening by following the links below.
OUTpatients LGBTIQ+
OUTpatients cancer charity help people affected by cancer, and work hard to support and advocate for the community.
Follow the link below for cancer screening information for people who are transgender, non-binary and gender-diverse.