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'This is big': Experts concerned that COVID-19 fears could lead to tsunami of cancer cases


‘This is big’: Experts concerned that COVID-19 fears could lead to tsunami of cancer cases
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Diane Van Keulen is living with stage 4 lung cancer. During the pandemic, she refused to go to hospital for cancer care because she feared getting sick with COVID-19.
Cancer is one of the leading causes of death in Canada, but during the pandemic physicians and health-care providers have noticed a steep decline in new diagnoses.
“You wonder where some of these cancers are. Some of them are missing in action,” said Dr. Antoine Eskander, a surgical oncologist at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto. ....

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Crisis brewing as COVID-19 derails life-saving surgeries at Canadian hospitals


 
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Many cancer patients have been stuck waiting for life-saving surgeries, according to a new study using Ontario data, confirming worries about the impact of the enormous and growing backlog of procedures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
And it’s not just cancer patients. Doctors are warning that the health care system has yet to return to pre-pandemic surgical rates, let alone clearing the backlog, with over a quarter of a million people in Ontario alone on standby for life saving operations.
The study, published in JAMA, showed a dramatic 60 per cent drop in cancer surgeries when the pandemic began a year ago, as hospitals reallocated resources like beds, ventilators, and medical staff to ensure they were prepared for a sudden influx of COVID-19 cases. ....

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Pandemic has led to 'massive' drop in cancer screenings: oncologists


 
MONTREAL
While the prospect of mass vaccination has raised hopes of the COVID-19 crisis soon waning, oncologists and cancer researchers say one of its grim legacies may be a lingering increase in cancer mortality rates.
The pandemic caused a dramatic drop in cancer screenings such as mammograms and colonoscopies, leading to fewer diagnoses, according to Dr. Gerald Batist, the head of the Segal Cancer Centre at Montreal s Jewish General Hospital.
It just looks like less people were diagnosed, and they were, but there weren t fewer people with that diagnosis, Batist said in a phone interview. They simply weren t found. ....

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Pandemic Drop In Cancer Screenings Will Have Lasting Effects, Doctors Warn


The pandemic caused a “dramatic” drop in screenings such as mammograms and colonoscopies, leading to fewer diagnoses.
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MONTREAL While the prospect of mass vaccination has raised hopes of the COVID-19 crisis soon waning, oncologists and cancer researchers say one of its grim legacies may be a lingering increase in cancer mortality rates.
The pandemic caused a “dramatic” drop in cancer screenings such as mammograms and colonoscopies, leading to fewer diagnoses, according to Dr. Gerald Batist, the head of the Segal Cancer Centre at Montreal’s Jewish General Hospital.
“It just looks like less people were diagnosed, and they were, but there weren’t fewer people with that diagnosis,” Batist said in a phone interview. “They simply weren’t found.” ....

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