People at greater risk of death due to embarrassment over cancer symptoms Millions of British people are delaying getting their cancer symptoms checked due to embarrassment, putting them at increased risk of death.
New research suggests a fifth of UK adults – around 6.6 million people – have put off seeking medical advice.
Experts warn that delays in diagnosis can have a major impact on the success of treatment, and urged people to overcome their shame to ensure the best results. The Independent
New research suggests a fifth of UK adults – around 6.6 million people – have put off seeking medical advice.
Experts warn that delays in diagnosis can have a major impact on the success of treatment, and urged people to overcome their shame to ensure the best results. The Independent
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