We have created a new series of infographics to help patients and healthcare professionals recognise the potential signs and symptoms of metastatic cancer and understand when to take action.
The infographics cover relevant tumour types, highlighting symptoms to look out for and prompting action if they have been present for more than four weeks.
Co-created with people living with metastatic cancer, the resources are available in both digital and print formats.
The infographics are based on resources originally developed by Jo Taylor, founder of METUPUK, whose campaigning has helped raise awareness of the needs of people living with metastatic cancer.
We encourage our partners and stakeholders to help raise awareness by sharing the infographics and promoting the new resources across their communication channels. Please use the hashtag GMMetastaticCancer.
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| Know the signs of metastatic cancer. Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance has developed 15 new infographics highlighting the signs and symptoms of metastatic cancer across different tumour sites. The resources aim to raise awareness, help people recognise potential symptoms and support earlier diagnosis. Explore the infographics: www.gmcancer.org.uk/metastatic-infographics/ #GMMetastaticCancer #CancerAwareness #EarlierDiagnosis |  |
Metastatic cancer infographics from Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance. Three infographics are displayed: “Skin Cancer: Check for Spread,” “Colorectal Cancer: Check for Spread,” and “Lung Cancer: Check for Spread.” They include signs, symptoms, and a diagram of the human body. |
| Metastatic cancer is cancer that has spread from where it first started to another part of the body. Knowing the signs and symptoms can help you understand when to seek medical advice. Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance has published 15 infographics covering different tumour sites, with information about the signs and symptoms of metastatic disease. If something doesn’t feel right, don’t ignore it. Speak to your GP about any new or persistent symptoms. Find out more: www.gmcancer.org.uk/metastatic-infographics/ #CancerAwareness #GMMetastaticCancer #EarlierDiagnosis | |
Metastatic cancer infographics from Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance. Three infographics are displayed: “Skin Cancer: Check for Spread,” “Colorectal Cancer: Check for Spread,” and “Lung Cancer: Check for Spread.” They include signs, symptoms, and a diagram of the human body. |
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New resources to support earlier diagnosis of metastatic cancer. 15 new infographics are now available from Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance, highlighting the signs and symptoms of metastatic cancer across different tumour sites. Co-created with people living with metastatic cancer, the infographics build on the important work of Jo Taylor, Founder of METUPUK. Help us spread the word by sharing these resources with your networks. Explore the infographics: www.gmcancer.org.uk/metastatic-infographics/#CancerAwareness #GMMetastaticCancer #EarlierDiagnosis |
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Metastatic cancer infographics from Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance. Three infographics are displayed: “Skin Cancer: Check for Spread,” “Colorectal Cancer: Check for Spread,” and “Lung Cancer: Check for Spread.” They include signs, symptoms, and a diagram of the human body. |
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New metastatic cancer infographics available to share
New infographics have been developed to help patients and healthcare professionals recognise the potential signs and symptoms of metastatic cancer and understand when to take action.
Covering relevant tumour types, the infographics highlight symptoms to look out for and encourage people to seek advice if symptoms have been present for more than four weeks.
Co-created with people living with metastatic cancer, the resources are available in digital and print formats. They build on resources originally developed by Jo Taylor, founder of METUPUK, in recognition of her campaigning to raise awareness of metastatic cancer.
We encourage partners and stakeholders to promote the resources across their networks and communication channels to help increase awareness and support earlier action.