Cancer charity warns lives may be at risk
People with gynaecological cancers on the Isle of Man may be missing out on early diagnosis.
Macmillan is warning that women may be being misled by myths which are stopping them from going to the doctor.
The charity says this is something which could put lives at risk.
Manx Care is now working to raise the profile of the signs and symptoms of the five cancers.
Cat Tracy is a senior sister within the Women’s Health Team:
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