Simple Summary The coronavirus pandemic has had a considerable impact on all parts of
society. Unsurprisingly, healthcare has been particularly affected, including cancer care and …

Delivering lung cancer care during the COVID-19 pandemic has posed significant and
ongoing challenges. There is a lack of published COVID-19 and lung cancer evidence …

Objectives To understand self-reported potential cancer symptom help-seeking behaviours
and attitudes during the first 6 months (March–August 2020) of the UK COVID-19 pandemic …

Background It remains unclear to what extent reductions in urgent referrals for suspected
cancer during the COVID-19 pandemic were the result of fewer patients attending primary …

Background The restructuring of healthcare systems to cope with the demands of the COVID-
19 pandemic has led to a reduction in clinical services such as cancer screening and …

Background Identifying patients presenting with nonspecific abdominal symptoms who have
underlying cancer is a challenge. Common blood tests are widely used to investigate these …

Background The diagnostic assessment of abdominal symptoms in primary care presents a
challenge. Evidence is needed about the positive predictive values (PPVs) of abdominal …

Background The management of adults presenting with fatigue presents a diagnostic
challenge, particularly regarding possible underlying cancer. Methods Using electronic …

Background The cancer burden falls predominantly on older (≥ 65 years) adults. Prompt
presentation to primary care with cancer symptoms could result in earlier diagnosis …

Despite the importance of timely diagnosis and access to treatment, previous studies have
not adequately explored help-seeking behavior in cancer treatment among rural and remote …