giant inflatable football Big Bowel touring Tasmania as part of Bowel Cancer Awareness Month

The stool will not be much larger than the stool outside of Bunning on Tuesday.Huge inflatable colonxa0As part of the National intestinal cancer Publicity Month, I visited tazhou for the first time.Aims to raise awareness of early detection of intestinal cancerxa0Byxa0Ofxa0Three-Three-dimensional interiors characterized by giant polyps, early and late bowel cancer, as well as colorectal and clone disease.
Over the past five years, it has visited New States and parts of Victoria every year.Julien Wiggins, chief executive of Cancer Australia, said the large intestine is a unique way to provide important information."One can read all the guide books, but nothing makes more sense than visiting a place ,"xa0He said.
"Not just places like Uluru and the Great Barrier Reef,xa0Urinate.Colon cancer is Australia's deadliest cancer after lung cancer, with more than 4000 deaths each year.Early detection through intestinal screening and timely diagnosis, 90xa0Cases of bowel cancer can be successfully treated.
Australian nurse Fiona Radford said the study showedxa0Knowledge on all aspects of gut health has improvedxa0It was obvious after visiting the large intestine."The trip to the large intestine is good for all tourists," he said ."."It showsxa0In an unforgettable way, they believe that colon cancer found in the early stage can be treated and treated.
Wayne and Beth Shannon accompanied the tour of the large intestine, whose daughter was diagnosed as Young-Cancer begins at 29.Wayne said the experience inspired them.xa0Help others who are interested in learning more about intestinal cancer."We want to remindxa0Tourists sayxa0"You will never be too young to be told you have colon cancer," he said .
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Colorectal cancer in Australia will be in bongning North Launceston at ten o'clock A.M. P.M.On Tuesday, June 5, two o'clock P.M.From there, it will travel to Burnie Bunnings, where it will be on display on Thursday, June 7.For more information, please visitxa0Australia.
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