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Australia's Cancer Organisations Unite to Urgently Tackle 'Symptom Hesitancy' and Testing 'Rollercoaster' During Pandemic

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'New Normal, Same Cancer: Conversations' warns people to get unusual and persistent symptoms checked by their doctor now, to increase detection and improve survival chances, following a slump in cancer testing and screening during the COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Growing concern among Australian cancer organisations that ongoing COVID-19 lockdowns, and...

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