Check4Cancer

21/12/2025

This Christmas season, King Charles III shared a heartfelt message about cancer and the importance of catching it early.

Speaking from personal experience, he reminded us that early detection can make all the difference: better treatment, more options, and precious peace of mind.

As we look back on the year and ahead to the next, we wanted to share our reflections on his message and a few simple things we can all do to protect our health and the health of those we love.

👉 Read the full article here: https://www.check4cancer.com/blogs/advice-and-awareness/early-detection-saves-lives-why-the-king-s-message-matters-and-what-we-can-all-do-now

If you’re setting New Year’s resolutions, consider making time for a screening — or getting a symptom checked. It could make all the difference.

Because early detection really can save lives. 💙

This festive season, His Majesty King Charles III shared a deeply personal and powerful message about cancer - one that resonates strongly with everything we stand for at Check4Cancer. Speaking candidly about his own experience, the King reminded us that while a cancer diagnosis can feel overwhelmin...

21/12/2025

🎄 Wishing you a very happy Christmas 🎄

As the year draws to a close, we want to thank everyone who has supported, worked with, and trusted Check4Cancer throughout the year.

This season is a time for family, reflection and kindness — and for holding close those who matter most to us.

From all of us at Check4Cancer, we wish you a peaceful Christmas and a healthy, hopeful New Year.

Take care of yourselves, and each other 🩵

04/12/2025

Prostate cancer has been all over the news recently — and it’s an important reminder that early detection really does save lives.

A PSA test is often the first sign that something needs a closer look. It’s simple, quick, and can give men the clarity and reassurance they need.

With Check4Cancer, getting a PSA test is easy — you do it at home, and you don’t need a GP referral.

What makes our PSA test different?

✔️ We measure free-to-total PSA, giving clearer insight into whether results may be benign or need further investigation
✔️ Any abnormal results are triaged for onward referral (including to the NHS)
✔️ Kits meet strict UKCA standards for safety, usability and stability
✔️ Kits are sent within 1 working day, with results back within 5 days of return
✔️ All tests are analysed in UK-accredited laboratories
✔️ If your result is abnormal, a specialist cancer nurse will call you personally — to answer questions, reduce anxiety and guide your next steps

If you’re over 40, have a family history, or just want peace of mind, taking action early is one of the strongest things you can do.

Because it’s always better to know.

Learn more:

PSACheck, the easy, accurate, and private at-home screening test for early prostate cancer detection for men aged 40+. Simple at-home blood collection kit: Convenient and non-invasive. Just collect a small blood sample with a quick and easy finger-prick test. No doctor’s appointment needed: Test f...

19/11/2025

It’s Men’s Health Awareness Month, a reminder for men to put their health first 💙 Men are less likely than women to seek help for health concerns and too often, cancers are diagnosed at a later stage when treatment can be more complex.

Prostate, bowel and lung cancer are some of the most common cancers affecting men in the UK, but, if they are caught early, outcomes and treatment can be so much better.

That’s why we offer simple, self-pay screening options that men can get done quickly and easily:

✔️ Prostate Cancer Test - an at-home blood test for men aged 40+
✔️ Bowel Cancer Test - a simple at-home kit for people aged 45+
✔️ Lung Cancer Test - a CT scan for those aged 50+ with a strong smoking history

No GP referral required, no long waits, just straightforward answers and expert support from cancer specialists.

Gents, this month, give yourself and your loved ones peace of mind.
Because it's ALWAYS better to know.

10/11/2025

Hearing that Davina McCall has been treated for early-stage breast cancer is a reminder to every woman to check their breasts and never ignore appointments. 💗

Most breast cancers are found early because someone noticed a change or attended a screening. Early detection really can make all the difference — it saves lives.

👉 Make self-checks part of your routine.
👉 If you’re due a mammogram, don’t put it off.
👉 And if you notice a change, get it checked.

At Check4Cancer, we offer fast, expert-led breast cancer services to provide peace of mind when you need it most — because it’s always better to know.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c74j7v1d9g9o

Find out more: www.check4cancer.com

://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c74j7v1d9g9o

The TV presenter says she found a lump in her breast after checking herself and is relieved to know the cancer had not spread.

03/11/2025

Movember is more than growing moustaches - it’s about helping men live longer, healthier lives.

The aim is to encourage men to:

💬 Talk about mental health.
✔️ Check for signs of prostate, bowel, or testicular cancer.
🗓️ Plan that doctor’s visit or screening they've been putting off.

Check4Cancer makes two of those goals that little bit easier by offering trusted, discreet, and fast screenings, including for prostate, bowel and lung cancer - with no GP referral required.

Because we know that early detection of cancer is a game-changer, and it's ALWAYS better to know... 💙

🔗 https://www.check4cancer.com/

29/10/2025

As Breast Cancer Awareness Month comes to a close, here’s an important reminder.

Most breast changes aren’t cancer - but knowing what to look out for and acting quickly can make all the difference.

👇 If you notice any of these symptoms, don’t ignore them.
Contact your GP or book an appointment with a diagnostic breast cancer clinic as soon as possible.

When breast cancer is found early, treatment is simpler, recovery is faster - and outcomes are far better.

Let’s keep the message going beyond October: check yourself regularly, attend your screenings, and encourage the women you care about to do the same. 💗

https://www.check4cancer.com/products/breast-cancer-clinics

20/10/2025

💙 October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month - and yes, men can get breast cancer too!

While often seen as a woman’s disease, around 350 men in the UK are diagnosed with breast cancer each year, most commonly over the age of 60.

Unfortunately, low awareness means many cases are caught late.
But here’s the good news: early detection saves lives.

If you’re a man (or woman) and notice a firm lump behind the ni**le, discharge, or skin changes, don’t ignore it – get checked.

Learn more about the symptoms, risk factors, and the power of early detection in our article 👉 https://www.check4cancer.com/blogs/advice-and-awareness/male-breast-cancer-know-the-facts-and-get-checked

Male breast cancer Usually thought of as a disease seen only in women, male breast cancer is a rare but real risk, most often occurring in men over 60. The disease occurs in a small amount of breast tissue behind men’s ni**les. There are about 350 men diagnosed each year in the UK compared to arou...

08/10/2025

As the coats and hats come out, it’s easy to leave thoughts of sunshine and skin protection behind.

While we all know prevention matters, early detection is your best bet for a successful outcome, and now is the perfect time to check your skin.

Overexposure to UV light causes most skin cancers, and we're just coming out of the hottest summer on record.

Do you have any new or changing moles? Any marks that itch, bleed, or don’t heal?

At Check4Cancer, our Skin Diagnostic Clinics make it easy to get peace of mind:

✔️ Our clinics are located nationwide.
✔️ No GP referral is needed.
✔️ You'll receive expert nurse-led checks, reviewed by skin specialists.
✔️ You'll get results within five working days.

So before you wrap up for winter, take a moment to look after your skin.

👉 Learn more or book a check: https://www.check4cancer.com/products/skin-cancer-diagnosis

06/10/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month 🎀

Did you know that lifestyle choices can lower your risk of breast cancer?
💡 Helpful steps include:

✔️ Keeping to a healthy weight
✔️ Staying active
✔️ Reducing alcohol
✔️ Avoiding HRT or oral contraception
✔️ Regular screening from age 40+ (depending on risk)

Every small change makes a difference.

01/10/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month 🎀

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in UK women, but early detection really is your best defence.

It's a subject that is extremely close to our hearts, and so this month we’ll be sharing practical tips on risk reduction, symptoms to look out for, and how to take proactive steps for your breast health.

Start by checking out our blog:https://www.check4cancer.com/blogs/advice-and-awareness/early-detection-your-best-defence-in-breast-cancer-awareness

18/09/2025

At Check4Cancer, you can be confident you’re receiving care that’s built on expertise and trust.

✅ All of our cancer screening and diagnostic pathways are created by nationally recognised specialists.
✅ We uphold the highest standards of clinical governance through strict audits, training, and compliance.
✅ Every detail is refined to ensure services that are safe, effective, and reliable.

Your health deserves nothing less. 💙
Because when it comes to cancer, it’s always better to know.

👉 Find out more: https://www.check4cancer.com/pages/about-us