Detected early
99% of bowel cancer cases
can be successfully
treated or even prevented.

Jodi's story/

Before Jodi’s diagnosis she was fit and healthy. She had no family history and no symptoms whatsoever, which is typical of bowel cancer.
The saddest part of Jodi’s story is that it could have had a different ending if her bowel cancer had been detected early.

TAKE THE BEAT CHALLENGE TODAY/

B
Be healthy &
active
WHAT CHANGES CAN I MAKE TO MY LIFESTYLE?
No matter your age, maintaining a healthy and active lifestyle can decrease your bowel cancer risk. We have a number of tips to improve your overall health.
Be Healthy
E
Explore your
family history
AM I AT A GREATER RISK?
Most people who develop bowel cancer don’t have a family history of the disease. However, if one or more of your relatives have been diagnosed with bowel cancer, you may have an increased risk.
RISK FACTORS
A
Act on
symptoms
WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS?
Everyone’s bowel habits are different and understanding your own are important. However, if you’re suffering more than a few weeks of the following symptoms, it’s time to see your doctor.
SYMPTOMS
T
Take a
screening test
HOW DO I TEST?
Most people should screen for bowel cancer at least once every two years from the age of 50 using a simple at home screening test. Learn more today.
GET A TEST

NEWS/

A True Show of Strength in Numbers
Jodi Lee Foundation & TerryWhite Chemmart Launch Trust Your Gut Campaign
Round Up For Bowel Cancer Prevention this June

Sign Up/

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