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UK's NHS lowers bowel cancer screening age to 50, benefiting four million more people.
The UK's NHS has reduced the bowel cancer screening age from 60 to 50, making four million more people eligible for early screenings.
This change follows the advocacy of Dame Deborah James, who campaigned for the reduction before passing from the disease at age 40.
Early detection can significantly improve survival rates for the cancer, which affects over 44,000 people annually in the UK.
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