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A London mother, 46, diagnosed with advanced bowel cancer after symptoms post-trip, now fights the disease and pushes for earlier UK screening.
A 46-year-old London mother, Cecilia Capolupo, was diagnosed with stage-four bowel cancer after experiencing abdominal symptoms following a family trip to Devon.
A colonoscopy in September 2025 revealed a large tumour that had spread to her liver, lungs, and abdominal wall, leading to a two-year prognosis.
Despite being healthy and symptom-free otherwise, she now undergoes chemotherapy and advocates for earlier screening, noting the UK’s age 50 cutoff contrasts with Australia’s 45-year start.
Bowel cancer is the UK’s third most common cancer, with low survival rates in advanced stages.
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Una madre londinense, de 46 años, diagnosticada con cáncer de intestino avanzado después de los síntomas posteriores al viaje, ahora lucha contra la enfermedad y presiona para que se realicen exámenes de detección más tempranos en el Reino Unido.