If you've had one in the post, then the NHS wants you to use it and send it back
I'm Matt Jones with news that the NHS has sent millions of people in England kits that can detect early signs of bowel cancer. If you've had one in the post, then the NHS wants you to use it and send it back. The message is part of a campaign to get more people screened for bowel cancer as early as possible, when it's more likely you'll survive. The NHS says that almost a third of people don't return their test kit. For more care news, stay with us here on Care Radio.
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