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PEOPLE in South Cumbria and Lancashire are being urged to be alert to the warning signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer. Every year in the UK, 7,300 women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer – that’s 20 per day. A 2020 report from North West Cancer Research found that in Lancashire, ovarian cancer is 10 per cent higher than the national average. Ovarian cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in women. It mainly affects women who have been through the menopause, but it can affect women of all ages. Urging people to speak to their GP if they have any of the signs of symptoms of ovarian cancer, Dr Neil Smith, local GP and primary care director for Lancashire and South Cumbria Cancer Alliance, said: “Your GP can assess you and perhaps run some simple tests to better understand your symptoms.
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Have customers been more compliant with face mask wearing since the rules became stricter? The message has landed really well. What’s helped is it’s been backed up with a strong PoS package, and that’s the case for all Morrisons stores. I can’t recall having any issues with face mask wearing before the stricter enforcement, but I wouldn’t say it’s been easy either. That’s down to the team’s hard work – they’ve provided great service and an inviting yet controlled atmosphere since the pandemic began. The stricter rules were something the local community wanted because it reassures customers regarding their safety. That’s also why we’ve upskilled some of our staff to ensure shoppers are keeping their masks on throughout the store and they guide them if they need help. Covid-19 safety measures have become as important as stacking shelves or any other task.