Loose Women presenter Kaye Adams has teamed up with Love Islander Demi Jones for a new NHS campaign to encourage members of the public to get cancer symptoms checked by their doctor. Adams, 59, and Jones, 23, are among a number of celebrities joining forces with television doctor Dr Nighat Arif and cancer survivors as part of a new NHS cancer campaign film to urge people who are experiencing potential signs of cancer to visit their GP.
Ex-professional Boxer Johnny Nelson, celebrity builder Tommy Walsh, actress Dame Harriet Walter and Loose Women presenter Charlene White are also involved in the campaign. Each individual in the film has either suffered from cancer or been referred for testing.
Jones, who featured on series six of hit ITV2 dating show Love Island, was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in May 2021 after finding a lump on her neck. In December 2021 Jones announced she was cancer free, just seven months after her diagnosis.
