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Lung health checks come to Wood Green Community Diagnostic Centre 

North London residents taking up the invitation for an NHS Targeted Lung Health Check can now have a lung health check and CT scan at the Community Diagnostic Centre in The Mall Wood Green. This is a third location option in addition to University College Hospital and Finchley Memorial Hospital.   The quick, easy, and free […]

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North London campaign to raise awareness of cancer screening among people experiencing homelessness

A campaign to encourage people experiencing homelessness to take part in the national cancer screening programmes has been launched by the North Central London Cancer Alliance (NCLCA). The campaign “Your Health First” will be depicted by artist Sam King on the pavement outside Mulberry Junction, a day centre for people affected by homelessness, in Tottenham

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Cancer patients report improved experiences in North Central London hospitals 

The latest results of the annual National Cancer Patient Experience Survey, published last month, show that there have been significant improvements reported in patients’ experience of cancer care at hospital trusts in north central London in 2023 compared to 2022. Benchmarked against all 21 Cancer Alliances in England, North Central London Cancer Alliance region has

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Self-sampling HPV kits could screen an extra million people for cervical cancer

Do-it-yourself human papillomavirus (HPV) tests could enable more than a million more women in England to participate in cervical screening over the next three years. The results of a research study carried out in north and east London offering a self-sampling kit to patients who are overdue their cervical screening are published today in eClinicalMedicine,

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