There are currently around 2 million people in UK who have survived a cancer diagnosis and with better diagnosis and treatment options available, a greater number of people are surviving cancer in the UK, but there’s always room for improvement.
This is the main focus behind the "Two Million Reasons" campaign which Womb Cancer Support UK is getting behind between now and the 2015 UK General Election.
In joining the campaign over the next six months, we, along with many other cancer organisations will be urging all UK political parties to take a stand on cancer and to understand that there are two million reasons for the next government to make cancer a priority.
Through the Cancer - 2 Million Reasons campaign we, along with other cancer charities and organisations, are calling on all political parties to commit to improving research, prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care for people affected by cancer today and in the future.
xx Kaz xx
This is the main focus behind the "Two Million Reasons" campaign which Womb Cancer Support UK is getting behind between now and the 2015 UK General Election.
In joining the campaign over the next six months, we, along with many other cancer organisations will be urging all UK political parties to take a stand on cancer and to understand that there are two million reasons for the next government to make cancer a priority.
Through the Cancer - 2 Million Reasons campaign we, along with other cancer charities and organisations, are calling on all political parties to commit to improving research, prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care for people affected by cancer today and in the future.
xx Kaz xx
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