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Scottish Labour pledges cancer care reforms ahead of May elections, including screenings, AI imaging, and care navigators to reduce delays and inequities.
Scottish Labour has pledged to tackle cancer care inequalities and reduce treatment delays ahead of the May elections, aiming to meet the unmet 62-day cancer treatment target since 2012.
The party plans to launch a national lung cancer screening program, expand cervical cancer self-sampling, and pilot prostate cancer screening.
Every patient would receive a named care navigator and a personalized plan covering medical, mental health, and employment support.
Outdated scanners will be replaced with AI-powered imaging to improve diagnosis speed and capacity.
Despite a 12.1% drop in cancer deaths since 2015, Labour says screening uptake remains low in underserved areas and blames outdated equipment and workforce strain.
They criticize the current SNP government and promise improved community outreach to boost participation.
El Partido Laborista Escocés promete reformas en la atención del cáncer antes de las elecciones de mayo, incluidas pruebas de detección, imágenes de IA y navegadores de atención para reducir los retrasos y las inequidades.