Women and people who earn less are more likely to have delays in brain tumour diagnosis
Author: Tharni Vasavan
The Brain Tumour Charity has found that women and patients with a low income are more likely to have a delay in diagnosis brain tumours. It was found that women are often told that they are attention seeking or are just tired when complaining of symptoms of a brain tumour and were twice more likely than men to wait over a year to see their GP.
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