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Our National Cancer Plan will boost science and tech to help more people survive. @WesStreeting spoke at Bowelbabe Lab last year, where Cancer Research UK and The Bowelbabe Fund are developing a new AI enabled blood test that detects bowel cancer with 99% accuracy.

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