![Quote from Gerard McMahon, Head of Policy & Influencing (Devolved Nations) at Bowel Cancer UK. The quote says "In the [NICCC], we’ll make sure bowel cancer is on the agenda and will continue to fight for a commitment to lower the bowel cancer screening age from 60 to 50. We’ll also push for an improvement to Lynch syndrome surveillance, and investment to grow the workforce to tackle the worst ever waiting times on record faced by suspected bowel cancer patients."](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GPusvBGXIAAvbjq.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
ALT Quote from Gerard McMahon, Head of Policy & Influencing (Devolved Nations) at Bowel Cancer UK. The quote says "In the [NICCC], we’ll make sure bowel cancer is on the agenda and will continue to fight for a commitment to lower the bowel cancer screening age from 60 to 50. We’ll also push for an improvement to Lynch syndrome surveillance, and investment to grow the workforce to tackle the worst ever waiting times on record faced by suspected bowel cancer patients."

ALT On the left is Gerard McMahon, Head of Policy & Influencing (Devolved Nations) Bowel Cancer UK and on the right is George Doherty, Senior Public Affairs and Campaigns Officer (Devolved Nations), Bowel Cancer UK. They're attending the NICCC conference and are stood in front of a Bowel Cancer UK stand.

ALT Left to right: Gerard McMahon, Head of Policy & Influencing (Devolved Nations) Bowel Cancer UK, Danny Donnelly MLA, George Doherty, Senior Public Affairs and Campaigns Officer (Devolved Nations), Bowel Cancer UK. They're sat at a table after discussing the key issues facing bowel cancer patients in Northern Ireland.






















