Cancer checks surge, but delays persist
As reported by BBC News, almost three million people underwent urgent cancer checks in the past year, marking a 26% increase The number being tested has increased keep reading
As reported by BBC News, almost three million people underwent urgent cancer checks in the past year, marking a 26% increase The number being tested has increased keep reading
As reported by Armaghi, Southern Health Trust reports that the majority of women contacted for a repeat smear test, following concerns over earlier results, have declined the keep reading
As reported by The National, the NHS in England partners with P-Wave to display messages urging men to seek help for potential cancer symptoms in keep reading
As reported by The Independent,  Cancer Research UK’s report calls for swift measures, increased staffing, and a national cancer council, emphasizing the need for a transformative approach keep reading
In today’s healthcare landscape, where patient care and practice efficiency are paramount, practice managers need to stay ahead of the curve in adopting innovative digital keep reading
As reported by Practice Index, Dr Bramall-Stanier, a GP leader, has criticised Government plans to send patients directly for cancer tests without first having practice keep reading
As reported by The Times, analysis from Cancer Research UK has revealed that nearly 40,000 cancer patients have suffered potentially life-threatening delays to NHS treatment keep reading
As reported by the BBC, a charity is urging GPs to get better at identifying cancer symptoms sooner GPs are being encouraged to focus on keep reading
As reported by The Times, artificial intelligence has been shown to halve the workload of radiologists and detect more cancers than clinicians alone, in what keep reading
As reported by The Times, according to new research, more than nine million people in England will be living with major illnesses by 2040, with keep reading
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