ALT Quote with picture of woman and male police officer holding I'm a Dementia Friend sign
ALT A portrait of Olatomide Fadipe, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Specialist - Alzheimer's Society. Olatomide is a black man with short black hair and a beard. He wears a burgundy suit and a white shirt. Beside him is text that reads: "Brave conversations are sometimes not easy, but they are essential. These conversations help us move beyond surface-level compliance and into meaningful, transformative action."
ALT Join us to hear the feedback from people who have been screened for Lynch Syndrome. Hear about our unique approach and what we're going to do as a result.
ALT Podcast with Emma Jenkins and Kelly Kohut talking about Lynch Syndrome.
ALT Infographic on the symptoms of bowel cancer. The NHS logo is in the top right hand corner. The text reads; Bowel cancer symptoms are "Blood in your poo, which may look red or black; changes in your poo, such as having diarrhoea or constipation; needing to poo more or less often; often feeling like you need to poo; bleeding from your bottom; feeling tired for no reason; losing weight without trying; tummy pain or bloating. Contact your GP practice if you have any of these symptoms for 3 weeks or more.
ALT Main text reads: 'Know what is normal for you' The NHS logo features in the top right of the image.
ALT Text reads: "Feeling constantly bloated; a swollen tummy; discomfort in your tummy or pelvic area; feeling full quickly when eating or loss of appetite; losing weight without trying; needing to pee more often or urgently. It's unlikely you have cancer, but it's best to check with a GP if you have been feeling bloated, particularly more than 12 times a month; you have symptoms of ovarian cancer that will not go away; you are over 50 or have a family history of ovarian cancer."
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ALT Photo of Emma Jenkins from Canterbury. Emma has Lynch Syndrome and she's sharing her experience and the care she received from both Guys and Maidstone Hospital.
ALT Photo of Emma Jenkins from Canterbury. Emma has Lynch Syndrome and she's sharing her experience and the care she received from both Guys and Maidstone Hospital.
ALT Photo of Dimitra Repana who leads the Lynch programme in the South East. She explains why screening for Lynch is important this Lynch Syndrome Awareness Day.
ALT On Lynch Syndrome Awareness Day, we're explaining why it is important to screen people for a common genetic condition called Lynch Syndrome.
ALT Photo of Emma Jenkins from Canterbury. Emma has Lynch Syndrome and she's sharing her experience and the care she received from both Guys and Maidstone Hospital.