A brilliant paper from my brilliant friend, colleague and desk buddy, Kiana Collins. PSA testing may not be being received by those who are most likely to benefit, and may be overused in those less likely to benefit.

🆕 Patients with vague symptoms like fatigue or unexplained weight loss get faster referrals & earlier cancer diagnoses via the SCAN Pathway, finds 6-year evaluation of 4,800+ patients.

@oxfordcancer.bsky.social @lancetprimarycare.bsky.social @oxfordbrc.bsky.social @clairefriedsmith.bsky.social

Very excited to be able to share our paper detailing the findings of the SCAN Pathway, a non-specific symptoms for cancer pathway, which is out today in The Lancet Primary Care www.thelancet.com/journals/lan... @oxprimarycare.bsky.social @lancetprimarycare.bsky.social @oxfordcancer.bsky.social

In a world where GP is bashed, a lot, @timsenior.bsky.social finds the value bjgp.org/content/75/7...

This line in particular got me: The consultations I have had with these patients aren’t consultations of 15 or 30 minutes. They are consultations of 2, 5, 10 years, split up into 15-minute chunks.

Good bye sunny Manchester and the always brilliant #CaPRI2025. Already looking forward to next year.

Ever used the Aarhus Statement in your cancer in primary care research? I'm pleased to be part of the team aiming to update it, if you are asked to complete the Delphi please do consider contributing and stay tuned! #CaPRI2025

Truly fascinating and sobering keynote talk from Prof Richard Sullivan to kick off #CaPRI2025 on the future of global cancer care. Global public health is changing, hopefully for the better but the challenge is enormous.

Hi Bluesky! So excited to be in Manchester for the #CaPRI2025 cancer in primary care conference