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The inquest heard Mrs Gokcedag had been diagnosed with breast cancer in January and underwent chemotherapy sessions. The court was also told she was given a 97 per cent chance of surviving the cancer by doctors, but believed she would be part of the 3pc who did not survive. Her mother Elena Galieva, speaking through a Russian interpreter, told the court: When someone is diagnosed no one can give 100pc and some people are happy when they are given 50pc. But Yulia unfortunately thought she only had 3pc. Even before she was diagnosed, she was always worried about stress. Mrs Gokcedag s post-mortem found there were no gross signs of malignant tumours, with only microscopic traces of a tumour remaining. ....