Head and Neck Cancer Inequalities in UK
Head and neck cancer rates are significantly higher in deprived areas of the UK, with patients facing longer wait times and advanced diagnosis stages. The North East and North Cumbria have the worst outcomes in England, while Scotlands numbers are even higher. Prevention issues, such as lower HPV vaccine uptake and fewer dental referrals, also contribute to these disparities. Experts call for action on smoking and alcohol support, better vaccination drives, fairer NHS access, and more research to address these inequalities.
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