Brits avoid going to doctor over fears of not being taken seriously
BRITS avoid seeking professional medical advice due to embarrassment, fearing they’ll get bad news and not be taken seriously. On average, it takes five days for someone to secure the opportunity to see a doctor about something that’s bothering them. The poll of 2,000 adults found sore throat (74 per cent), headaches (77 per cent)...
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