Health
How coronavirus is hiding a future cancer wave – ABC News
The immediate and long term health effects of COVID-19 have been well reported over the past several months, but it may have crowded out other illnesses and diseases. According to the Federal Government’s national cancer agency Cancer Australia, treatments an…
Tegan Taylor: Hello, this is Coronacast, a podcast all about the coronavirus. I’m health reporter Tegan Taylor.Norman Swan: And I’m physician and journalist Dr Norman Swan. It’s Tuesday, 15 September.Tegan Taylor: And Norman, this is something that we’ve talked about on the show before from right back at the beginning but we’ve now got data about it, and it’s about the number of people who are seeking diagnosis of cancer during Covid. And so there’s been this concern that perhaps people were wor…
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