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Kleenex puts ‘check your poo’ message on pack
The packaging carries the reminder alongside a dedicated support hub, poocheck.com.au, aimed at raising awareness of bowel cancer symptoms.
The campaign aligns with Bowel Cancer Awareness Month and comes as research conducted by Kleenex finds many Australians avoid discussing bowel habits. According to the research, 62 per cent of Australians talk about going to the toilet in the form of a joke, while 57 per cent say they are too embarrassed to use the toilet at someone else’s house. Nearly one in three (29 per cent) say they feel uncomfortable talking about going to the toilet altogether.
Despite this, 81 per cent agree that going to the toilet should not be taboo.
New push to lift bowel cancer screening
Despite the availability of a free at-home screening test, fewer than half of eligible Australians currently participate in the national program. Photo: supplied.
BOWEL cancer claims about 100 Australian lives each week, but health experts say more deaths could be prevented if more people took part in regular screening.
Despite the availability of a free at-home screening test, fewer than half of eligible Australians currently participate in the national program.
Cancer Council Australia and the federal government this week launched a new awareness campaign encouraging Australians aged 45 to 74 not to delay screening, with research showing many people continue to put off taking the test.
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