Morrisons make huge change to underwear range across stores

The new partnership with the NHS is the first of its kind

Shoppers at Morrisons will notice a big change to the supermarket's underwear range as the store joins forces with the NHS.

The new NHS guidance will be displayed on the underwear labels alongside the standard sizing and care information. There will also be a QR code on the packaging and tags linking customers through to more detailed information on breast and testicular cancer on the NHS website. National figures show that 91% of women survive for at least five years if diagnosed at the earliest stage of breast cancer, where the tumour is small , whereas this reduces to 39% where the cancer has spread to other parts of the body . While nearly all men survive testicular cancer, if the cancer has spread, survival for five years or more can reduce to 65%.

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