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‘Dangerous delays’ in cancer care ‘have been normalised’, experts warn

Dangerous delays in cancer care “have been normalised”, according to experts, who called for cancer waiting times to be a “national priority” for the next government. It comes after new figures revealed a rise in the proportion of patients facing ...

13 Jun 2024 at 13:07

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Cancer services ‘going badly wrong’ as treatment target missed, MSPs warned

Cancer care in Scotland is “going badly wrong”, MSPs have been told, as a leading surgeon warned the NHS is only “starting to see the tip of the iceberg” in terms of patients who went undiagnosed during the Covid pandemic. Professor Farhat Din ...

04 Jun 2024 at 20:52

‘Continuing failure’ to hit cancer waiting time targets in Wales, report finds

No health board in Wales has met its cancer waiting time targets in more than four years, a report has found. The public sector watchdog for Wales said there has been a “continuing failure to meet national performance targets for cancer” and ...

14 Jan 2025 at 08:33

NHS meets key cancer target amid warning that patients still face delays to care

The NHS in England has hit a key cancer waiting time target for the first time, although charities have warned patients are still facing “unacceptable delays” when it comes to accessing care. It comes as the overall waiting list for routine ...

10 Apr 2025 at 11:24

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