Harrison Carter

ALT Diverse group of people standing together with NHS Screening logo, highlighting health checks at various life stages. Text reads 'NHS Screening. You might feel well, but screening can identify risks you can't see. It's offered at different ages to help keep you healthy throughout life.'

ALT An illustration of a bowel screening kit sitting on top of a toilet. Text reads 'Put it by the loo. Don't put it off. The NHS bowel cancer screening kit can detect signs of cancer before you notice anything is wrong.'

ALT Illustration of a patient who is about to have a mammogram. She is standing in front of the x-ray machine while a nurse (mammographer) places her hand on her back to show her how to stand for the screening. Text reads: Breast screening. If you are a woman aged 50 or over, you will be invited for a breast screening appointment every three years up until your 71st birthday.

ALT Illustration of a woman performing a breast exam by placing her right hand on top of her breast and the left hand underneath. Text reads: Early detection and better treatments have led to improved recovery and survival from breast cancer.

ALT Illustration of a hand holding a mobile phone, about to dial a number. Text reads: If you think you should have breast screening, but you are not invited automatically by the time you are 53, contact your local breast screening service.

ALT Text reads: Cervical screening isn't a test for cancer, it's a test to help prevent cancer. Let's stop cervical cancer together. NHS logo is in the top right corner.

ALT An illustration of a bowel screening kit sitting on top of a toilet. Text reads 'Put it by the loo. Don't put it off. The NHS bowel cancer screening kit can detect signs of cancer before you notice anything is wrong.'