National Cancer Plan for England has landed: what does it mean for NHS histopathology?
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Cancer diagnostics, especially issues confronting histopathology, have been the subject of much discussion over the last decade. Despite awareness and funding, the problems appear to be deepening.
David Quane
Research Marketing Manager
In February 2026, the Department of Health and Social Care published the National Cancer Plan for England, a significant cancer policy document.1
Entitled, ‘Delivering World Class Cancer Care’, it outlines a 10-year vision to transform cancer outcomes, aims to save 320,000 more lives by 2035 and ensure that 75% of patients with cancer are cancer-free or living well after 5 years.1
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