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10.03.2023 - 12:49 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Hundreds of volunteers from across Wigan are being invited to return to mobile clinics over the coming days for their second appointment as part of the NHS-Galleri trial.
Participants will be asked to give another blood sample to help investigate whether a multi-cancer blood screening test can help to detect cancer early before symptoms appear.
Since the NHS-Galleri trial first arrived in Wigan in March 2022, the trial has successfully enrolled over 140,000 volunteers from many different socio-economic and ethnic backgrounds across England, including 20,000 from Greater Manchester.
Those taking part were all aged from 50 to 77 years old at the point of enrolling in the trial and had not been diagnosed or treated for cancer in the last three years.
Alison Armstrong, associate director at Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance, said: “We are delighted to be welcoming back volunteers to Wigan for their vital second appointment as part of the trial.
“We know from feedback that volunteers found the process of enrolling very straightforward. We want to thank them for returning for both their second and third appointments, which will be even shorter. It’s such a simple thing to do but could make a big difference.”
Sarah Price, chief officer for Population Health and Inequalities at NHS Greater Manchester Integrated Care, said: “We are truly grateful for the ongoing support of volunteers in Wigan as they are invited back to give blood samples this year and for a final time next year.
“This trial continues to put the NHS at the forefront of cutting-edge research and technology. The Galleri blood test, if successful, could play a major part in achieving our NHS long-term plan ambition to catch three-quarters of cancers at an early
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