Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance

Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance We work to help reduce the risk of people developing cancer, and to improve survival outcomes and experiences for those who do go on to develop cancer.

We work collaboratively to help people get diagnosed earlier, provide better treatment and support.

One week to go until  , the NHS cancer awareness roadshow is back on the road. The van will visit all ten boroughs of Gr...
22/10/2025

One week to go until , the NHS cancer awareness roadshow is back on the road.

The van will visit all ten boroughs of Greater Manchester over the next few months. Our friendly team will be on hand to talk to the residents about the signs and symptoms of cancer you should look out for, cancer screening and what to do if you’re worried about cancer.

First stop is Manchester, where we will be visiting:

🚌 Market Street, Manchester - Wednesday 29 October
🚌Harpurhey Shopping Centre - Friday 31 October
🚌Asda Eastlands Superstore - Sunday 2 November (morning)
🚌The Etihad Stadium - Sunday 2 November (afternoon)

Finding cancer early can make all the difference. Why not come along and “Get Cancer Clever”?

22/10/2025

Feeling tired all the time, pain that’s unusual for you or losing weight without trying can all be signs of cancer. The sooner we spot it, the easier it is to treat.

Cancer doesn’t care, but we do. Put your mind at rest – talk to your GP.

If you don't have a free Personal Quit Plan already, visit the link below to create a step-by-step quit smoking guide th...
22/10/2025

If you don't have a free Personal Quit Plan already, visit the link below to create a step-by-step quit smoking guide that is tailored to you.
https://bit.ly/4mNNcdU

Did you know the chances of developing prostate cancer are higher if you are black or have a family history of prostate,...
22/10/2025

Did you know the chances of developing prostate cancer are higher if you are black or have a family history of prostate, breast or ovarian cancer?

This why not speak to your GP to discuss your risk.

"The idea for my book, called GULP, was born out of those dark days. When I first sat in a support group after treatment...
21/10/2025

"The idea for my book, called GULP, was born out of those dark days. When I first sat in a support group after treatment, I recognised the look in newly diagnosed patients’ eyes. It was fear, confusion, vulnerability. It was the same look I had carried.
"I realised I couldn’t change what had happened to me, but I could use it."
Father-of-three David, one of our patient representatives, has written a book about his experience of being diagnosed with stage 3 food pipe (oesophageal) cancer. The 51-year-old, who is now cancer free, sits on the Alliance's Pathway Board for Oesophageal and Gastric Cancer, where he helps shape initiatives to improve care and ensures that the patient voice is heard.
Read and Q&A with Davis to find out more about his new book, his role with the cancer Alliance and how you can volunteer too....
Read more ➡️ https://gmcancer.org.uk/gmcancernews/finding-hope-in-the-midst-of-cancer/

Are you experiencing any unusual symptoms that could be cancer? Chances are your symptoms aren’t cancer – but if they ar...
21/10/2025

Are you experiencing any unusual symptoms that could be cancer?

Chances are your symptoms aren’t cancer – but if they are - the sooner we find cancer, the easier it is to treat. Don’t delay – contact your GP today.

21/10/2025

A cough could be nothing serious but, if it is cancer,
it’ll be easier to treat if we spot it early.

Cancer doesn’t care, but we do. If you have a cough that lasts longer than three weeks, speak to your GP.

Bleeding after the menopause is not normalTell your doctor. Get it checked Find out more https://bit.ly/42SJM1T
20/10/2025

Bleeding after the menopause is not normal

Tell your doctor. Get it checked



Find out more https://bit.ly/42SJM1T

20/10/2025

Thank you to everyone who visited the Heartburn Health Roadshow this October!
We teamed up with Heartburn Cancer UK to raise awareness about potential symptoms of oesophageal cancer.
The roadshow has now finished but the message lives on: Don’t ignore persistent heartburn, indigestion or acid reflux. If it goes on for 3 weeks or more - particularly if you are over 55 - always get this checked out by your doctor.
See the link in our comments for more information and resources 📎

20/10/2025

‘It’s just a few seconds of discomfort – but it could save your life.’

Sue shares the importance of breast screening through her own invitation letter.

When you’re invited, save the date. It could save your life.

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GM Cancer Offices, Oak Road
Manchester
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