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ALT A smartphone displaying a lock screen with a beach scene showing two people smiling and walking. The screen shows a reminder notification about cervical screening with "Accept" and "Ignore" options. The phone is placed next to a bowl of cereal. The NHS Greater Manchester logo is visible at the bottom.

ALT A handwritten note with a to-do list shows items like "Check in on Dad" and "Buy cakes for work," with some crossed out. At the bottom, "Sort breast screening" is prominently written. Beside the note, there are three small photos of a person smiling and gesturing. A starfish and colorful magnetic letters are placed around the note. The NHS Greater Manchester logo is at the bottom.

ALT The image features a photo pinned to a bulletin board, showing two smiling individuals in a warm setting. Colorful magnetic letters and a note that reads "Buy okra, cabbage & ginger" are also on the board. Text on a sticky note says "Sort cancer screening." The NHS Greater Manchester logo is at the bottom.

ALT This image show Jean a white woman with long blonde hair smiling and holding a small, fluffy dog. Text on the image reads: "Jean, a grandma-of-six and an ex-pub landlady, has quit smoking after 50 years following a lung cancer diagnosis.

ALT Jean a white women with long blonde hair stands smiling in a garden. Text reads: Jean had surgery to remove the cancer from her lungs in April this year and is recovering well following her treatment. After her diagnosis she got offered help to stop smoking from Wythenshawe Hospital's onsite stop smoking service, known as CURE, and successfully quit with help from the team and using nicotine replacement patches.

ALT Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance Cancer Carers Survey poster featuring an older couple. The poster invites anyone who has provided unpaid care or support to someone affected by cancer to share their experiences and help improve local services. The survey is open until 31 October 2026. A QR code is provided to take part.



























