Tackling inequities in cancer outcomes is a global health priority. One avenue for improving
early diagnosis of cancer is to ensure people know when and how to seek help for cancer …

Background. A timely diagnosis of cancer is important for patient outcomes. The delay in the
patient interval (time from symptom interpretation to seeking help) is often the longest …

Background Prostate cancer mortality in Black males is disproportionately high. This
problem may be overcome by reducing delays in the pathway to diagnosis, particularly …

Background About half of all cancers are diagnosed in adults older than 65, making them
the age group at highest risk of developing this disease. Nurses from different specialties …

Background Striking the right balance between early cancer diagnosis and the risk of
excessive testing for low-risk symptoms is of paramount importance. Patient-centred care …

Background In industrialized countries, the aging population is steadily rising. The incidence
of cutaneous malignant melanoma (CMM) is highest in old people. This study focuses on the …

Objective Approaches to improve earlier diagnosis of cancer often focus on symptom
awareness as a key driver of help‐seeking behaviour and other psychological influences …

Introduction Time from symptom onset to treatment initiation in tuberculosis (TB) remains
stubbornly prolonged despite reductions in disease incidence. Delays may contribute to …

Simple Summary Over 60% of cancer diagnoses in the United Kingdom (UK) are in patients
aged 65 and over. It can be more complicated to identify and diagnose cancer in older …

Introduction Time from symptom onset to treatment initiation in tuberculosis (TB) remains
stubbornly prolonged despite reductions in disease incidence. Delays may contribute to …