Providers see sicker cancer patients after missed screenings and care during COVID-19 Jessie Hellmann and Alex Kacik Getty Images Healthcare providers across the U.S. are seeing more patients with late-stage cancer, the consequence of the pandemic's pause on screenings and routine doctor's visits. As COVID-19 restrictions lift and more people get vaccinated, patients are scheduling screenings and following up on unchecked symptoms. Some patients are receiving treatment for undiagnosed cancers, and providers are concerned that they will be treating more acute conditions for years to come. New...