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Man who had 'no symptoms whatsoever' credits routine bowel cancer screening test for saving his life

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Dave Marshall, 56, from Messingham is encouraging everyone who receives a test to do it after he 'put it off' - he'd had no symptoms at all but was diagnosed with bowel cancer

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Man who had 'no symptoms whatsoever' credits routine bowel cancer screening test for saving his life

Dave Marshall, 56, from Messingham is encouraging everyone who receives a test to do it after he 'put it off' - he'd had no symptoms at all but was diagnosed with bowel cancer

17 days ago·Grimsby, United Kingdom

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