Three symptoms on the face you should never ignore, according to doctors
Noticing certain symptoms in the face could prevent serious health consequences.
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Noticing certain symptoms in the face could prevent serious health consequences.
Eighty-two percent of men with prostate cancer in Ghana die annually, Professor Alex Adjei, Chair, Taussig Cancer Institute, United States, has said. He said this indicated that the mortality rate of prostate cancer in the country was higher than deaths related to breast and cervical cancers. Prof Adjei said this…
Introduction: Facilitators to implement shared cancer follow-up care into clinical practice include mechanisms to allow the oncologist to continue overseeing the care of their patient, two-way information sharing and clear follow-up protocols for general practitioners (GPs). This paper aimed to evaluate patients, GPs and radiation oncologists (ROs) acceptance of a shared care intervention. Methods: Semi-structured interviews were conducted pre- and post intervention with patients that were 3 years post radiotherapy treatment for breast, colorectal or prostate cancer, their RO, and their GP. In...
Up to 215,000 more people are to become eligible for a GP visit card from today.