That this House recognises the worrying rise in breast cancer cases in younger women; notes with concern that breast cancer accounts for 43% of all cancers diagnosed in women aged 25-49, yet women wait until they are 50 or older to begin routine screening; urges everyone to work together to dispel the misconception that breast cancer only affects older women; commends the medical professionals who provide top class care to patients once diagnosed; and calls on the Government to review the current arrangements for breast cancer screening, including the merits of reducing the minimum age at which women are invited for regular breast cancer screening.
Signatories (68)
- Wera Hobhouse Sponsor
- Caroline Voaden
- Helen Morgan
- Liz Jarvis
- Helen Maguire
- Edward Morello
- Clive Jones
- Layla Moran
- Chris Coghlan
- Jess Brown-Fuller
- Jim Shannon
- Rachel Gilmour
- Ellie Chowns
- Vikki Slade
- Adam Dance
- Brian Mathew
- Anna Sabine
- John Milne
- Will Stone
- Steve Darling
- Mary Kelly Foy
- Dawn Butler
- Tom Gordon
- Dr Lauren Sullivan
- Wendy Chamberlain
- Claire Young
- Claire Hanna
- Christine Jardine
- Ian Roome
- Tom Morrison
- Daisy Cooper
- Dr Roz Savage
- Abtisam Mohamed
- Marie Goldman
- Kim Johnson
- John McDonnell
- Richard Burgon
- Shockat Adam
- Calum Miller
- Sarah Hall
- Nadia Whittome
- Brian Leishman
- James MacCleary
- Lee Pitcher
- Jim Allister
- Mr Will Forster
- Sarah Gibson
- Iqbal Mohamed
- Neil Duncan-Jordan
- Rachael Maskell
- Sarah Dyke
- Siân Berry
- Mr Lee Dillon
- Jack Rankin
- Mr Paul Kohler
- Cat Eccles
- Zöe Franklin
- Tessa Munt
- Martin Wrigley
- Alison Bennett
- Olly Glover
- Ian Sollom
- Max Wilkinson
- Carla Denyer
- Alex Brewer
- Dr Al Pinkerton
- Victoria Collins
- Adrian Ramsay
Source
UK Parliament EDM data