To raise awareness and promote the needs of blood cancer patients with parliamentarians, government, NHS and charity stakeholders, and to create a forum for broader issues affecting blood cancer patients.
1. NHS population screening: reporting data definitions
17/08/2020 - Public Health England (PHE)
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Found: surveillance screen Bowel cancer BCSP-S02 BCS1 Uptake Uptake Bowel cancer BCSP-S01 BCS2 Coverage Coverage
2. Bowel cancer screening: benefits and risks
15/09/2020 - Public Health England (PHE)
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Found: NHS Bowel Cancer Screening
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3. Bowel Cancer UK - written evidence
10/10/2018 - Inquiry: Funding priorities in the 2018-19 Budget: Health - Northern Ireland Affairs Committee
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Found: - Bowel Cancer UKWritten evidence submitted by Bowel Cancer UK (HTH0047) About Bowel Cancer UK We’re
4. Blood cancer care in the NHS
16/01/2018 - Commons Research
Found: PACK Number CDP-2018-0013, 16 January 2018 Blood cancer care in the NHS By Alex Bate Andrew Mackley
5. Prostate specific antigen testing: advice for well men aged 50 and over
20/01/2020 - Public Health England (PHE)
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Found: Prostate cancer
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1. Blood Cancer
23/11/2018 - Commons Chamber
1: important issue of the NHS long-term plan and blood cancer. In doing so, I congratulate my hon. Friend - Speech Link
2: significant decisions regarding treatments for blood cancer on the NHS. In September, CAR—chimeric antigen - Speech Link
2. NHS Blood Cancer Care
17/01/2018 - Westminster Hall
1: to move,That this House has considered blood cancer care in the NHS.Mr Wilson, it is a pleasure - Speech Link
2: many examples of young people passing away from blood cancer. I pay tribute to Emily’s mother for a fine - Speech Link
3: work he is doing in this sphere. Blood cancer is a bit of a hidden cancer. If someone has a solid tumour - Speech Link
3. Cancer Strategy
22/02/2018 - Commons Chamber
1: move,That this House has considered the Cancer Strategy.Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker - Speech Link
4. Cancer Treatment: Psychological Support
22/11/2018 - Commons Chamber
1: granted this debate on psychological support after cancer treatment. I recognise that there will probably - Speech Link
5. NHS 10-Year Plan
19/02/2019 - Commons Chamber
1: preventive treatments to more people with high blood pressure and other risk factors for heart disease - Speech Link
2: national cancer advisory group, which prepares an annual report detailing the progress of the cancer strategy - Speech Link
3: department, and nearly 27,000 people wait two months for cancer treatment. The 18-week referral to treatment target - Speech Link
4: to be saved. We welcome the rolling out of early cancer diagnostic and testing centres—after all, it is - Speech Link
5: long-term plan talks about reducing the burden of cancer, but it makes no mention of cuts to smoking cessation - Speech Link
6: I welcome the pledges in the plan to improve cancer care and diagnosis, and the greater focus on childbirth - Speech Link
7: very pleased to set up the all-party group on blood cancer in 2016. I would like to speak about both of - Speech Link
6. Ovarian Cancer: Diagnosis and Treatment
30/10/2018 - Westminster Hall
1: move,That this House has considered ovarian cancer diagnosis and treatment.It is a pleasure - Speech Link
2: need earlier diagnosis. For many years ovarian cancer was known as the silent killer, but there are a - Speech Link
3: about the debate with someone from Target Ovarian Cancer. We spent an awfully long time talking about the - Speech Link
7. Genetic Haemochromatosis
03/07/2019 - Westminster Hall
1: diagnosed with liver disease and 125 new liver cancer patients every year from among those with the condition - Speech Link
2: levels in blood would cost only £1 per patient if routinely done at the same time as other blood tests. - Speech Link
8. NHS: Diabetes
09/10/2018 - Lords Chamber
1: national priorities, including for diabetes and cancer. Funding has been made available through to 2020-21 - Speech Link
2: is very important whether we are talking about cancer or about diabetes. At the moment, we are reviewing - Speech Link
3: at risk of developing certain types of cancer, while some cancer treatments can affect diabetes and make - Speech Link
4: That is a clear and important point. It may not be cancer but other diseases that follow later on as a result - Speech Link
5: child, and I might add that all three children’s blood sugar was in double figures when they were born - Speech Link
9. Blood Cancers
07/07/2016 - Westminster Hall
1: That this House has considered blood cancers and the Cancer Drugs Fund.It is always a pleasure - Speech Link
10. Covid-19: Vaccines and Medical Equipment
25/11/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: the Minister reassure the 200,000 people with blood cancer in the “extremely vulnerable” classification - Speech Link
2: Lord raises an important point about those with blood cancer. In fact, many who are in the “extremely vulnerable” - Speech Link
Registered Contact:
Henry Smith MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 020 7219 7043.
Email: henry.smith.mp@parliament.uk
Public Enquiry Point:
Ross Coron, Bloodwise, 39-40 Eagle Street, London WC1R 4TH
Email: appg@bloodwise.org.uk
No direct financial benefits are on record for the Blood Cancer APPG