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We support NHS England’s ‘Help us to help you’ campaign, a programme that encourages the public to contact the heath service if they have suspected cancer symptoms.

As the Government tightens restrictions in some parts of the country, Teenage Cancer Trust urges the Government to be proactive when facing up to the associated health costs of the pandemic by ensuring urgent and on-going access to psychological support.

The Cancer Patient Experience Survey (CPES) 2019 has today been published, shining a light on the experiences of cancer patients up and down the country. CPES aims to monitor national progress on cancer care and provide information to drive local quality improvement. Here's our response.

Scottish Government has today relaxed its shielding guidance for vulnerable people. Read our response.

Coronavirus guidance for those shielding in England and Wales was unexpectedly updated at the weekend. The rapid shift in advice is confusing and unsettling, particularly for those young people trying to manage their cancer reality amid a backdrop of a global pandemic.

Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Matt Hancock, has today set out his priorities in a speech delivered at Policy Exchange.

We wrote to those working on health from the Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats, and SNP calling for the next Government to end cancer inequalities for young people. Here's what we wrote...

The new study identifies ten research priorities for young people with cancer during and after treatment.

NHS England has published its Long Term Plan outlining how it will spend additional investment from Government over the next decade. Read the response from Kate Collins, Chief Executive of Teenage Cancer Trust.