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Download our FREE ebook: 'Esophageal Cancer Survivor Stories.' These survivor stories highlight the importance of early detection, routine screening and quality treatment.
Visit: https://t.co/F06FB2hXuZ
#EsophagealCancer#EsophagealCancerAwareness#AllPeriwinkleEverything™
Next month is #OesophagealCancer Awareness Month.
Please help us to raise awareness of the connection between chronic heartburn and oesophageal cancer, the seventh most common cause of cancer death in the UK.
Visit https://t.co/w1cVgxVT6x for our social media toolkit.
Thank you so much to Heulwen Wyatt for powerfully talking about her experience with oesophageal cancer, and the need to improve outcomes for less survivable cancers. Watch the full interview below 👇
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It is Less Survivable Cancer Awareness Week. I am calling on the Health Minister to invest money into the research of these six cancers, to address inequalities in research investment, improve early diagnosis, support development of new treatments and ultimately save lives.
Earlier diagnosis and screening would be a great step forward to reduce deaths from #oesophageal cancer. The Cytosponge technology has been with us for c 20 years so it is about time that clinical practice caught up to save some of those @lesssurvivable cancer lives lost.
Thank you @patrick_hurley for raising such important issues for #oesophageal and other @LessSurvivable cancers. Improving early diagnosis and correcting historical underfunding of research are vital for reducing mortality.
Thank you to @CliveJonesMP for securing the debate on Less Survivable Cancers today in Westminster Hall and for noting the work of @LessSurvivable, of which we are a founding member.
These are just 4 different versions of 20mg omeprazole. I realise once out of copyright, manufacturers decide on the look but without standardisation, harmful mistakes could possibly occur from taking the wong medicine?
I sometimes surprise myself.
Answering someone with apnoea, I thought I ought to add a chapter on it to Down With Acid, only to find I had already done that nearly two years ago.
I surprise myself with what I find in this encyclopaedia: https://t.co/0uyHrMNPlO
More facts about Barrett’s Oesophagus
3. Those who know they have it are the lucky ones. PPI + surveillance means we probably won’t die of the cancer.
Those who do die did not know they had Barrett’s until it was too late.
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More facts about Barrett’s Oesophagus.
2. Acid suppressant medication (PPIs) reduce the risk of Barrett’s cells mutating to cancer.
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More facts about Barrett’s Oesophagus.
1. The cells are made from gastric stem cells, like those that line your stomach to protect against acid.
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What people get wrong about Barrett’s Oesophagus.
7. Barrett’s is a death sentence. – WRONG.
People with Barrett’s have as much chance of living to an old age as anyone else.
But we need to find those who have it to stop them dying of OAC cancer.