Much time, effort and investment goes into the diagnosis of symptomatic cancer, with the
expectation that this approach brings clinical benefits. This investment of resources has …

Significant advances in the management of both early and advanced stage lung cancer
have not yet led to the scale of improved outcomes which have been achieved in other …

People diagnosed earlier with cancer are not only more likely to survive, but importantly also
to have better experiences of care, lower treatment morbidity, and improved quality of life …

Background There is substantial variation in the use of urgent suspected cancer referral (2-
week wait [2WW]) between practices. Aim To examine the change in use of 2WW referrals in …

Background The diagnosis of cancer in primary care is complex and challenging. Electronic
clinical decision support tools (eCDSTs) have been proposed as an approach to improve …

Objective International differences in colorectal cancer (CRC) survival and stage at
diagnosis have been reported previously. They may be linked to differences in time intervals …

Background Direct-to-consumer telemedicine (TM), with patients having access to a
physician via video or text chat, has gradually been introduced into Swedish primary care …

Background International variations in cancer outcomes persist and may be influenced by
differences in the accessibility and organisation of cancer patient pathways. More evidence …

Background Obesity is a chronic disease with increasing prevalence. We aimed to explore
primary care physicians' knowledge and attitudes about obesity and how knowledge and …

Objective The study aims to evaluate the differences in ovarian cancer survival by age and
stage at diagnosis within and across seven high-income countries. Methods We analyzed …