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    It doesn't matter how minor the symptom - have it checked - is the message at Eden Park today

    It doesn't matter how minor the symptom - have it checked - is the message at Eden Park today


    Radio Hauraki's Day in Loo event is underway - raising awareness for Bowel Cancer Awareness Month.

    Comedian Dai Henwood, who has battled the cancer for five years, says he didn't originally fit the bill for a typical diagnosis.

    He says early detection is so important.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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