Several factors contribute to inadequate testing in cancer care:
Lack of Access: Many individuals, particularly in low-income and rural areas, do not have access to advanced diagnostic facilities and technologies. Financial Constraints: High costs associated with comprehensive cancer testing can be prohibitive for patients without adequate health insurance. Insufficient Awareness: Both patients and healthcare providers may lack awareness about the importance of early and thorough testing. Limited Resources: Healthcare systems, especially in developing countries, often face resource limitations, affecting the availability and quality of cancer diagnostic services.
