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Healthcare experts promote bowel cancer screening

Healthcare experts promote bowel cancer screening

23 April 2026

This Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, healthcare staff from across the Black Country are raising awareness of the causes of the condition, including potential signs and where to seek advice. Wolverhampton’s Bowel Cancer Screening Programme aims to increase participation in screening amongst eligible people, aged 50 to 74, and among communities which have historically been less […].. Read the full article

Survivor urges Black men to break taboos around prostate cancer

Survivor urges Black men to break taboos around prostate cancer

16 April 2026

A Wolverhampton prostate cancer survivor who lost all three of his brothers to the disease will be a special guest at a conference raising awareness of the condition. Simeon Greene, 60, believes a reluctance to talk about cancer meant his brothers never shared their diagnoses until he revealed his own. He has since researched his […].. Read the full article

Karen’s added retirement to her plans

Karen’s added retirement to her plans

2 April 2026

Retiree and TV show contestant Karen Durkin has balanced the books for one last time, following 45 years’ service at The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust (RWT). Upon spotting a job advert in the local paper, the then 20-year-old successfully interviewed for a position in RWT’s Payroll Department... Read the full article

“Be positive, get checked” – Martin’s cancer plea

“Be positive, get checked” – Martin’s cancer plea

31 March 2026

A Wolverhampton man has shared his prostate cancer story to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of the disease. Martin Hodkinson, 65, from Wolverhampton, was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2017. In 2018, surgeons removed the majority of the cancer, and he has been closely monitored ever since. Due to the nature of his […].. Read the full article