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Delays in cancer treatment have increased significantly. A substantial rise in wait times has been observed. The time between diagnosis and initial treatment has grown.
Further details about this trend are available. The increase in wait times affects various types of cancer. A significant expansion of over 10 days in average wait times has occurred for six cancer types studied, indicating a need for immediate attention to the system.
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