COVID May Be Linked To Increase In Breast Cancer Deaths Over Next 10 Years
BOSTON (CBS) -- Researchers say they are concerned about the potential impact COVID-19 might have on cancer survival rates.
In fact, they say by 2030, the pandemic could be to blame for nearly 2,500 additional breast cancer deaths in the U.S. A study found pandemic shutdowns and precautions reduced mammograms by 80%.
Treatments also suffered significant delays, doctors said.
