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People urged to see GP in cancer campaign

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People urged to see GP in cancer campaign

People urged to see GP in cancer campaign

Doctors are appealing to the public to come forward and see their GP as part of a new NHS campaign to raise awareness of cancer symptoms. Consultant medical oncologist Dr Sarah Rudman said that in some cases, a delay in seeking medical advice has led to a "meaningful effect" on treatment.

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