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Pain in my hip.

I keep feeling dizzy.

I'm getting migraines more often.

There's another way to contact your GP practice by simply sending your symptoms and requests

through their website or the NHS app. We're delivering an NHS fit for the future.

Tap it, type it and we'll take care of it.

Julia, how do you spell vertebrae?

Oh, just tight pain in the neck.

On this episode of our mini-series on the NHS here on the Sky News Daily, we really are looking to the future and how technology could help the health service in the future,

particularly in cancer care. A diagnosis is obviously a horrible time. But long term, we're going

to talk about exciting developments in this field as we continue to ask the big question of how do

you fix the NHS. I'm Sarah Jane Me and again joining me is Sir David

Nicholson, who used to run the NHS in England. This time, we're with the man leading surgery

at the Institute of Cancer Research. A simple blood test that could actually detect whether

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