Read press release Be Clear on Cancer campaign
| On 2 July 2013, a national 'reminder' campaign to raise awareness of the symptoms of lung cancer will be launching. It will run until mid-August and will include TV, press, radio advertising and events. Key messages will highlight that finding lung cancer early makes it more treatable and will encourage people who have symptoms to go to their doctor straight away. |
This section contains information about Be Clear on Cancer for healthcare professionals, local teams running cancer awareness and early diagnosis projects, and anyone who wants to find out more about the campaign.
The Be Clear on Cancer brand was developed by the Department of Health and has been in use since January 2011 to promote awareness and early diagnosis of cancer locally, regionally and nationally.
The video below outlines how the Be Clear on Cancer message aims to promote early diagnosis as well as encourage people to visit their GP sooner rather than later.
Find out more about how and where Be Clear on Cancer is being used, and access a range of resources and useful tools by selecting one of the following campaigns:
Be Clear on Cancer is a Department of Health awareness campaign. This page contains links to documents that we hope you find useful. Please note however that the views or opinions expressed within those links are not necessarily those of Cancer Research UK.
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