NHS Cancer Advice on Shower Gel

The NHS is telling people to see their doctor if they have cancer symptoms.

The NHS and Morrisons are working together to put cancer advice on shower gel. People can see the advice on nine different bottles, which tells them to look for lumps and changes in their skin.

The bottles say 'Be body aware' and 'Know the signs of cancer'. The products will be in 450 Morrisons stores and online. A doctor from the NHS said people should check their bodies and see a doctor if they notice anything unusual.

This campaign is about helping people know their bodies and spot cancer signs early. Usually, it won't be cancer, but finding it early can make a big difference.

There are many health stories in the news, including how yawning is good for you and why people get sick on cruises.

The NHS wants to work with other supermarkets to put labels on their products. A man named Ed was 27 when he noticed a pain in his testicle.

Cancer survivor Stacey Gordon is showing bath products with NHS cancer messages in a Morrisons store.

Ed got checked and was diagnosed with testicular cancer. After surgery and chemotherapy, he was cancer-free in three months.

Ed said he was shocked to hear he had cancer. He found it early, so it didn't spread, and he had surgery and chemotherapy. He was cancer-free in less than three months.

Having NHS messages on shower gel is a good way to remind people to check for cancer. It's especially important for testicular cancer, which can be hard to notice.

Cancer survivor Ed Baldwin is in a Morrisons store in Corby.

If you find something unusual, don't be embarrassed – get it checked.

A Morrisons director said the messaging is important for spotting symptoms early and encouraging people to see their doctor.

Morrisons believes in helping the NHS reach customers to encourage them to get checked and be body aware.

This partnership follows a previous campaign to feature breast and testicular cancer advice on Morrisons underwear.

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