Woman grieving for mother who died from misdiagnosed cancer calls for new law

Hospital apologises after failing to admit cancer patient who later died

Sandra Shipley had just started chemotherapy that could prolong her life for five more years. Instead, a Northern NSW Hospital has apologised after she died at home.

Call for new cancer law after tragic death of mother

Woman grieving for mother who died from misdiagnosed cancer calls for new law

Chloe Hickman wants to make it mandatory for benign test results to receive a second opinion from a specialist.

Woman grieving for mother who died from misdiagnosed cancer calls for new law - Jersey Evening Post

A woman, grieving for her mother after she died from a cancer doctors had misdiagnosed, hopes a new law will make significant changes to policy within the NHS. Chloe Hickman, 24, from Ipswich in Suffolk, started a Change.org petition calling on the Government to implement Louise’s Law, which would make it mandatory for benign test results to receive a second opinion from a specialist. Under current NHS guidelines, patients seeking a second opini…