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The Cancer Smart programme is changing lives across Kent and Medway by empowering residents to take charge of their own health. 

A new video resource to help cancer patients manage treatment-related fatigue has been launched by the Kent and Medway Cancer Alliance (KMCA).

This gynaecological cancer awareness month, the Kent and Medway Cancer Alliance want to help bust the myth that cervical screening detects ovarian cancer.

NHS Kent and Medway Cancer Alliance's 'limbo land' videos have been shortlisted for a national award recognising best practice in patient experience.

Sara Turle, a lung cancer patient from Kent, marked the NHS' 77th anniversary last week by appearing in a video with the prime minister to thank her cancer clinical nurse, Sharon.

Canterbury's smokers and former smokers, aged 55 to 74, are being invited to 'love your lungs' and take up potentially life-saving NHS lung cancer screening.

Fewer people are being diagnosed with skin cancer at a late stage in Kent and Medway. 

Two young women from Kent are urging others to take charge of their health and 'love their cervix' as NHS England South East launches a vital new cervical cancer screening campaign.

Navigating the stages of waiting on a cancer pathway is the subject of a film produced for patients by patients and the Kent and Medway Cancer Alliance.

Everyday cancer clinical nurse specialists provide care and support to patients across Kent and Medway.

NHS Kent and Medway Cancer Alliance is asking for your help with getting the conversation going on ovarian cancer this March - Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.

It's World Cancer Day; an international day observed every 4 February to raise awareness about cancer, encourage its prevention, and mobilise action.