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The cancer costs of the coronavirus pandemic – ABC News
As health systems worldwide grapple with the impacts of COVID-19, there are trade-offs for diseases like cancer. UK modelling suggests as many as 3,621 more people could die from cancer in the next five years — but what’s the situation here?
There’s never a good time to receive a recall request about your first ever routine mammogram.
For Gina Zouglakis, that request came at a time when many people in her hometown of Melbourne were feeling apprehensive about the surge in coronavirus case numbers.
“That gave me a little bit of a fright, I suppose,” she said.
But Ms Zouglakis was somewhat put at ease when a nurse explained that it’s quite normal to need a follow-up after your first breast screen, because they’ve got no images to co…
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