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Up To 2000 Cancers “Lost” Due To The Pandemic | SPINSouthWest – SPIN South West
The HSE estimates up to 2,000 cancers have been “lost” as a result of the pandemic.It’s analysed…
The HSE estimates up to 2,000 cancers have been “lost” as a result of the pandemic.
It’s analysed the number of patients diagnosed through its rapid access clinics for breast, lung and prostate cancer.
371 less cases have been diagnosed through these clinics so far this year compared to last year.
Professor Risteárd Ó Laoide, national director of the National Cancer Control Programme, says there are potentially 2000 cases of lost cancer diagnoses compared to last year.
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