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‘Fears we will see people too late’: Cancer tests and biopsies plunge in lockdown – Sydney Morning Herald
The number of cancer biopsies, scans and surgeries in Australia plummeted last year, sparking concerns of up to 20,000 missed…
The number of cancer biopsies, scans and surgeries in Australia plummeted last year, sparking concerns that up to 20,000 cancers may have gone undiagnosed as extended lockdowns halt routine medical check-ups.
A major report by Cancer Australia into the…
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