Abstract
Bowel cancer (BC) or colorectal cancer (CRC) is one of the most common forms of cancer accounting for 10% of global cancer incidence. In the UK, the incidence appears to be 11%. Prevention remains a key facet to improve prevalence rates of Bowel Cancer, coupled with screening and treatment. The potential bidirectionality of those with a pre-existing mental illness who are diagnosed with BC versus those who report mental health (MH) symptoms following a BC diagnosis that may or may not require a comprehensive MH diagnosis globally remains unclear.
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