A new campaign to promote the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program has just been launched! The ‘A gift for living’ campaign promotes the Program’s expansion

Australian researchers believe they have identified what causes the onset and development of bowel cancer, opening up new possibilities for treatment of the disease. Bowel

People who screen through the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program are less likely to die from bowel cancer than other patients, according to new research.

The incidence of bowel cancer is dramatically lower in the four years following screening, according to new research. The study involving 200,000 people in New

Up to 70,000 bowel cancer deaths could be prevented over the next four decades under the fully implemented National Bowel Cancer Screening Program, according to

A medical breakthrough in bowel cancer research has revealed 80 per cent of bowel cancers could be treated with existing drugs. Australian medical researchers have

Bowel cancer should be on your regular health check list from the age of 50, or even earlier in some cases, and screening is a

The CSIRO’s plans to shut its bowel cancer research programs will further increase the divide between funding for research and the burden of bowel cancer