Women wait longer for brain tumour diagnosis, report finds
Charity urges probe into ‘worrying’ differencesWOMEN with brain tumour symptoms are likely to wait longer for a diagnosis than men, a new report has found. The report from The Brain Tumour Charity says that overall, almost one in three brain tumour patients (31.3%) visited a doctor more than five times before the disease was diagnosed and nearly a quarter (24.2%) waited more than a year for a diagnosis. However, women were more than twice as likely as men to wait over a year for a diagnosis after first seeking medical advice for their symptoms. They were also more likely than men
BOSTON, MA; January 12, 2016 – Paint Nite , the global leader in social painting announced today, it had a record-breaking year, achieving a series of milestones, and opening the door to a new kind of entertainment.
In 2015, Paint Nite continued to expand its reach, adding 955 cities and towns to its ever-growing international roster of cities offering its events. 500 local artists and 1,000 local bars joined the Paint Nite platform to host the live, nightly events, allowing the company to serve up an average of 4,600 events each month.
Throughout the year,
