Podcasts about bowel cancer awareness month

Episode 41 - Early detection saves lives! Wype's co-founder Giorgia Granata, Consultant Radiologist and Medical Advisor Dr Burling, and Gordon Peterson of 40tude join forces for Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. Disclaimer: Please note that all information and content on the UK Health Radio Network, all its radio broadcasts and podcasts are provided by the authors, producers, presenters and companies themselves and is only intended as additional information to your general knowledge. As a service to our listeners/readers our programs/content are for general information and entertainment only.  The UK Health Radio Network does not recommend, endorse, or object to the views, products or topics expressed or discussed by show hosts or their guests, authors and interviewees.  We suggest you always consult with your own professional – personal, medical, financial or legal advisor. So please do not delay or disregard any professional – personal, medical, financial or legal advice received due to something you have heard or read on the UK Health Radio Network.

April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, and the Irish Cancer Society's ‘Your Health Matters' Roadshow is making a stop at Gorey Shopping Centre this week. On hand to tell us more about what to expect — from free health checks to cancer awareness advice — is Sarah Egan, Cancer Awareness Nurse with the Irish Cancer Society.

April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. Figures show there are 67 Diagnoses Annually in Clare alone. The good news is, though, that since the start of this month, the eligible age range for BowelScreen has now been extended to include 70-year-olds. Free bowel screening is now available to everyone aged 59 to 70. However, the Irish Cancer Society has expressed concern at low bowel screening uptake... To find out more, Peter O'Connell was joined by Mary Woods, who hails from Newmarket-on-Fergus and survived both womb and bowel cancer and Policy and Campaigns Manager at Irish Cancer Society, Emma Harte. Photo(C): 9dreamstudio from Getty Images via canva

Bowel cancer is the second highest cause of cancer death in New Zealand, with over 1,200 people dying each year, as many as breast and prostate cancer combined. June is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, and Stefan Corbett from Bowel Cancer NZ spoke on the Free Breakfast.

With bowel cancer being the second deadliest cancer in Australia, new treatments and expanded screening options offer hope for early detection and better outcomes. Associate Professor Graham Newstead, Medical Director of Bowel Cancer Australia, joins Michael.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Professor Barbara Ryan, Consultant Gastroenterologist at Tallaght University Hospital

Today marks the start of 'Bowel Cancer Awareness month'. Joining Pat to discuss the signs and symptoms of bowel cancer was Dr Grainne O'Kane, Consultant Medical Oncologist, Trinity St. James's Cancer Research Institute and also Deirdre Dee Fleming, a Stage 4 Bowel Cancer Survivor.

Dr Penelope De Lacavalareie joins The Morning Show to mark the start of Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As part of Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, we chat with 2 members of our colorectal cancer guideline committee. We're joined by Justin Davies, a consultant colorectal surgeon, and Julie Hepburn, a patient who has had colorectal cancer. They discuss the warning signs and symptoms, available treatments and their involvement in guideline development.

Bowel cancer is also known as the "silent killer” because sometimes it can be asymptomatic, particularly in the early stages of the disease. After lung cancer, bowel cancer is the second most common cause of cancer-related death in Australia. But, it shouldn't be. If caught early, 99% of treatments are successful.Nick Lee OAM, my guest this week, is on a mission to empower Australians to prevent bowl cancer through the Jodi Lee Foundation, which he set up after the death of his wife, Jodi, from bowel cancer in 2010. Since then, the Jodi Lee Foundation has saved countless lives by raising awareness about bowel cancer and encouraging people to take a simple screening test.I found my conversation with Nick really moving but also uplifting - he's done so much good in our world.JODI LEE FOUNDATIONJodi Lee Foundation: https://jodileefoundation.org.auSocial media handle: @jodileefoundationBowel Cancer Sympton Checker: https://jodileefoundation.org.au/awareness-campaigns/symptom-checker/Trust Your Gut campaign: https://jodileefoundation.org.au/awareness-campaigns/trust-your-gut/The JLF Trek: https://app.jodileefoundation.org.au/events5 COMMON NUTRITION MYTHS DEBUNKEDDownload my Free Guide and join the Vibrant Lives community here: https://vibrantlivespodcast.com/free-guide/LINKS MENTIONED IN THE PODCASTThe MindBodyBrain Project with Paul Taylor: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-mindbodybrain-project/id1534267189Bowl cancer awareness month: https://www.bowelcanceraustralia.org/bowel-cancer-awareness-monthHOW YOU CAN SUPPORT THE PODCASTPlease tell your friends about the podcast and share it with them.Follow me on Instagram @vibrant_lives_podcastFollow my Facebook page: @vibrantlivespodcastIf you could rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts, that would be super helpful.Check out ways you can support the podcast on my website: https://vibrantlivespodcast.com/be-involved/

June is bowel cancer awareness month and Dr Bryan Betty is speaking about the screening programme and its importance. LISTEN ABOVE

In this episode, Host and Counsellor Helen Farrell, speaks with Clinical Exercise Specialist Sarah Russell and Bowel Cancer and Stoma Advocate Mark Gripton, about raising awareness during Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, and the effects of living with Bowel Cancer and a Stoma.Convatec and Amcare Group do not control what podcast speakers say in their testimonials/statements according to their own experiences.

Nutritionist Dr Aparna Prinja and Shital Shah join us for a chat about plant-based eating and gut health for IBS and Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. They explain the benefits of plant milks and how we can easily make our own from scratch, why dairy is bad for us, and why our gut is so important to our health, mental wellbeing and even our immune system. They delve into what kind of foods we should be including in our diets, the difference between prebiotics and probiotics, whether we need to take supplements and much more. Click here to order their new recipe book, Plant Milk Power. The Simply Vegan Podcast is bought to you by the team at Vegan Food & Living. Click here to try an issue for just 99p! Music by Purple Planet 

Bowel Cancer is often mistaken as an old person's disease. However, in Australia, one in 10 people diagnosed is under 50. Akiko and Fran are among them, and the disease in young people is on the rise. - 高齢者の病気であると思われがちな大腸がん。しかし、近年オーストラリアでは大腸がん診断を受ける1割が50代以下であり、その発症例が増えていると言われています。冨田明子さん、そしてフラン・ダヴさんもその一人でした。

June is the month of Bowel Cancer awareness. This medical interview focused on Bowel Cancer with Dr Asanga Bandara - ජුනි මාසය බඩවැල් පිළිකා රෝගය පිළිබඳ දැනුවත් කිරීමේ මාසය ලෙස හැඳින්වෙනවා. ඒ සම්බන්ධයෙන් මෙල්බන් නුවර වෛද්‍ය අසංග බණ්ඩාර මහතා සමඟ SBS සිංහල වැඩසටහන සිදු කළ විශේෂ වෛද්‍ය සාකච්ඡාවට සවන්දෙන්න

This week on the All Things Food podcast host Nickie Hursthouse talks to registered dietitian Dr Catherine Wall about all things GUT HEALTH

جون ماۀ بلند بردن آگاھى دربارۀ سرطان احتملاً كشندۀ رودۀ بزرگ است. ما با داكتر فدا اقبال دربارۀ علل ابتلا بە اين بيمارى، ميزان عموميت آن در آسترليا و جھان و شيوە ھاى جلوگيرى از ابتلا و تداوى آن صحبت كردە ايم كە شما را بە شنيدن آن دعوت ميكنيم.

The month of June is Bowel Cancer awareness month. To shed light on this topic we present to you an interview done with Dr Albert Youse discussing the disease

Did you know Bowel Cancer is diagnosed every 15 minutes in the UK? Join us this week as we address all things related to Bowel Cancer, including the Bowel Cancer Screening Programme and two week wait referral criteria. simplymedics@gmail.com Socials: @simplymedics

April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, Pauline at 36 was diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer 6 months after her son was born and 2 years after Pauline first noticed changes in her bowel movements. Pauline shares with us her story and the importance of knowing your body and noticing any changes. As a Mum of two young children nearly 1 & 3 Pauline shares how her approach changed soon after diagnosis from initial Anger to fighting. Recognizing that it was a waste of energy to be angry Pauline now spends her time focusing on what can be done, having first met her oncologist being really struck by how positive she was, it felt positive, and it was a plan an element of control in a time of no control. Pauline stresses the need for early diagnosis as when caught early Bowel Cancer is totally treatable.

در ماۀ دسمبر مردان در آسترليا تشوق ميشوند تا با گذاشتن ريش در كارزار بلند بردن آگاهى در مورد سرطان روده و جمع آورى اعانه بخاطر تمويل تحقيقات دبارۀ آن شركت كنند. همكار ما فتح سامع دربارۀ اين كارزار و همچنان علايم سرطان رودە و چگونگى جلوگيرى از ابتلا به آن معلوماتى تهيه كرده كه شما را به شنيدن آن دعوت ميكنيم.

"Kab mob cancer tsis tos koj, yog li ntawd kom txhob tos thiab," kav tsij kub siab mus sim thiab txheeb xyuas kom thiaj pab tiv thaiv los yog kho thaum tseem ntxov thiaj pab cawm tau koj txoj sia ua ntej yuav lig dhau heev lawm raws li Professor Dorothy Keefe uas yog tus coj lub koom haum Cancer Australiatau qhia.

澳洲癌症協會表示，在新冠大流行第一波疫情爆發期間，腸癌的檢測與手術量下降了50%。下降數字令人震驚，與此同時，維州發起了一項新的運動，以解決多元文化社區中腸癌篩查率低的問題。

June is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. Focusing on that, Praba Maheswaran presents a segment speaking to Uma Swami (a patient's sister) and Radiation Oncologist Dr Jay Jayamohan. - Bowel Cancer - குடல் புற்றுநோய் தொடர்பிலான விழிப்புணர்வு மாதமாக ஜூன் கொண்டாடப்படுகிறது. குடல் புற்றுநோய் பற்றிய தனது மற்றும் தனது சகோதரனின் அனுபவங்களை உமா சுவாமி அவர்களும், குடல் புற்றுநோய் அதன் அறிகுறிகள், மற்றும் முன்னெச்சரிக்கை நடவடிக்கைகள் பற்றி புற்றுநோய் மருத்துவ நிபுணர் Radiation Oncologist Dr J ஜெயமோகன் அவர்களும் எம்முடன் பகிர்ந்துகொள்கிறார்கள். நிகழ்ச்சியாக்கம் மகேஸ்வரன் பிரபாகரன்.

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June is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month raising awareness of Australia's second deadliest cancer   - with more than 300 Australians diagnosed with it, and more than 100 dying from it, each week. Thankfully lives can be saved through early detection provided it is found early with statistics indicating identification and removal of remove polyps can reduce the incidence of bowel cancer by 60% and reduce deaths by 90%.  Sadly however, new statistical modelling in the face of COVID 19 has conservatively estimated that even a three-month delay in cancer diagnosis and treatment would result in 90 additional deaths and $12 million in additional healthcare costs in Australia over five years. Sydney Adventist Hospital’s Associate Professor Craig Lynch was the first colorectal surgeon in Australia to use robotic surgery to perform colorectal robotic surgery back in 2009 and he and his San colleague Dr Steve Pillinger (their practice is Australian Robotic Colorectal Surgery) are responsible for amongst Australia’s highest volume of robotic colorectal surgery . Even more importantly they are training others, live-streaming a complex case last week so a new generation of surgeons are trained and future patients can also benefit.  Professor Lynch joins John Stanley to discuss the importance of early detection of bowel cancer.

This episode is all about gut health for Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, with the brilliant Robyn Chuter. Robyn is a certified Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner who specialises in helping people reverse serious and chronic illnesses using a plant-based diet and emotional healing through her practice Empower Total Health. Robyn's original training was in naturopathy and nutrition, and she has since gained qualifications in counselling, EFT therapy, Matrix Re-imprinting and Lifestyle Medicine. Robyn has also completed her Bachelor of Health Science (Honours) and is basically a walking encyclopaedia when it comes to gut health.Robyn is a phenomenal wealth of knowledge when it comes to the topic of optimal gut health and she touches on a number of important principles for fostering a healthy microbiome, not only for reducing bowel cancer risk but minimising the risk of certain autoimmune conditions and mood disorders. This one is jam-packed with information so you may want a notepad and pen at the ready! In this conversation we discuss:• Key principles for maintaining a healthy microbiome• The importance of variety for yielding optimal gut diversity• The role of probiotics and prebiotics• Elimination diets such as FODMAP and candida regimens • Meat and cancer risk• The link between gut health and Autoimmune conditions• Food and moodDownload the Gut Challenge resource here.

Questionable Kids Stories...Into The Hornets Nest - Drunk TextingSimon & Llana Doull on Bowel Cancer Awareness Month

It is said that sadly about 103 Australians die as a result of this second deadliest cancer in Australia known to be Bowel Cancer. But, the key message about this disease that a lot of people need to know is that prevention is the key to saving lives. So, in this episode of Community Connect, Nadia focuses on what can be done to hopefully prevent bowel cancer, what is involved as part of it’s early diagnosis, some of the research that is being conducted and the best care for everyone affected by bowel cancer.

April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. We’d like to share the experiences of Andrea, an ostomate in remission from Bowel Cancer, Richard, who works for Colostomy UK and Nicky, a nurse in the Birmingham area who has been in Bowel Nursing for around 20 years, and Stoma Care for over 10.

Only four in 10 Australians aged between 50 and 74 take the free at-home bowel cancer test.More than four million Australians were sent the at-home test in two years, but only 41 per cent completed took part.The Cancer Institute NSW has released the date to urge more people to complete their free bowel cancer screening kits. The free screening kit is mailed to people who are truning50 and then every two years until the age of 74.We have interviewed Sydney based Dr Raham Shinwary and discussed the importance of free screening kits and also how we can cure of the bowel cancer.Please listen to the full interview in PashtoFor more information on bowel cancer kit, please visit www.DoTheTest.com.au. - د کولمو سرطان څنګه بيماري ده او تاسې څنګه ترې ځان ژغورلی شئ؟

Bogdan Rudnytski interviewed Dr Paul Angel from the Scarborough Majellan Medical Centre, Redcliffe (Qld). We spoke about the general practice services and cancer prevention and diagnosis… - Богдан Рудницький розмовляє із австралійським лікарем Павлом Ангелуцою із медичного центру Scarborough Majellan Medical Centre, Redcliffe (Qld), котрий уже понад чверть століття працює сімейним лікарем. Мова йде, зокрема, про ракові захворювання, найперше - про ризики щодо раку кишківника та превентивність у сфері охорони здоров'я...

June is the bowel cancer awareness month. Fateh Sami has more about the purpose and activities of this month in Dari language. - جون ماۀ بلند بردن آگاهى دربارۀ سرطان روده است. همكار ما فتح سامع دربارۀ اين بيمارى معلوماتى تهيه كرده كه شما را به شنيدن آن دعوت ميكنيم.

National Stomal Therapy Awareness Week runs from June 10-16, to acknowledge and support people living with stomas as well as their specialist medical professionals. Evidently, Bowel Cancer awareness months falls in June also! This quick change episode pays tribute to those with a stoma, stomal therapy nurses and our ostomy product partners. We also highlight the statistics of bowel cancer, to raise awareness of the prevalence of this disease. Finally, a heartfelt shout out to all who are affected by bowel cancer, including those who have lived or live with a stoma, and are alive today thanks to effective screening and life-saving surgery.

The final weekly podcast from Women Today before we kickstart 'Late Lunch'! Anna Clucas and Faye Christian join us to talk about the Great Manx Build up and Thrown Down, Mercy Ship's CEO Lea Milligan and Neil Birchenough from Thomas Miller talk about their cycling charity event, Kimmy Sayle tells us about the Manx Workshop for the Disabled, Heather Norman discusses Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, Chantal Kingswood and her sister Vikki tell us about the "Beep Beep Tour" fundraiser in memory of Chatal's son Reggie, Carol Ellis the Baking Bard performs her Mother's Day poem and Howard Cain reads his poem in tribute to the final episode of Women Today!

They say these days that there’s a holiday of every day of the year. It’s kind of true. Some examples of holidays we've already celebrated this year: Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, Fresh Florida Tomato Month, Fresh Celery Month, Multiple Birth Awareness Month and National Soft Pretzel Month (sorry hard pretzels, you guys have to wait until the overall National Pretzel Month in October). What does all this have to with finances? Well, we also recently had National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, which gave us the idea to discuss some of things that distract us financially. And since every single other thing in existence gets a holiday, we’ll make up our own to discuss on this week’s podcast. It’s National Distracted Investor Awareness Month. We’ll reveal the distractions that often peel our attention away from being good investors and savers and give you tips on how to stay on track.

They say these days that there’s a holiday of every day of the year. It’s kind of true. In fact, the month of April, for example, is home to Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, Fresh Florida Tomato Month, Fresh Celery Month, Multiple Birth Awareness Month and National Soft Pretzel Month (sorry hard pretzels, you guys have to wait until the overall National Pretzel Month in October). What does all this have to with finances? Well, April is also National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, which gave us the idea to discuss some of things that distract us financially. And since every single other thing in existence gets a holiday, we’ll make up our own to discuss on this week’s podcast. It’s National Distracted Investor Awareness Month. We’ll reveal the distractions that often peel our attention away from being good investors and savers and give you tips on how to stay on track.    

They say these days that there’s a holiday of every day of the year. It’s kind of true. In fact, the month of April, for example, is home to Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, Fresh Florida Tomato Month, Fresh Celery Month, Multiple Birth Awareness Month and National Soft Pretzel Month (sorry hard pretzels, you guys have to wait until the overall National Pretzel Month in October). What does all this have to with finances? Well, April is also National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, which gave us the idea to discuss some of things that distract us financially. And since every single other thing in existence gets a holiday, we’ll make up our own to discuss on this week’s podcast. It’s National Distracted Investor Awareness Month. We’ll reveal the distractions that often peel our attention away from being good investors and savers and give you tips on how to stay on track.

They say these days that there’s a holiday of every day of the year. It’s kind of true. In fact, the month of April, for example, is home to Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, Fresh Florida Tomato Month, Fresh Celery Month, Multiple Birth Awareness Month and National Soft Pretzel Month (sorry hard pretzels, you guys have to wait until the overall National Pretzel Month in October). What does all this have to with finances? Well, April is also National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, which gave us the idea to discuss some of things that distract us financially. And since every single other thing in existence gets a holiday, we’ll make up our own to discuss on this week’s podcast. It’s National Distracted Investor Awareness Month. We’ll reveal the distractions that often peel our attention away from being good investors and savers and give you tips on how to stay on track.   Click here for J'Neanne's Retirement Rescue Toolkit.

They say these days that there’s a holiday of every day of the year. It’s kind of true. In fact, the month of April, for example, is home to Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, Fresh Florida Tomato Month, Fresh Celery Month, Multiple Birth Awareness Month and National Soft Pretzel Month (sorry hard pretzels, you guys have to wait until the overall National Pretzel Month in October). What does all this have to with finances? Well, April is also National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, which gave us the idea to discuss some of things that distract us financially. And since every single other thing in existence gets a holiday, we’ll make up our own to discuss on this week’s podcast. It’s National Distracted Investor Awareness Month. We’ll reveal the distractions that often peel our attention away from being good investors and savers and give you tips on how to stay on track.

Owen Catto from Regional Mens Health Initiative joins Frenchy on Rural Focus to talk about Bowel Cancer Awareness Month and some stats surrounding Bowel Cancer that we should all take notice of.