Critical illness claims falling as men put off seeing doctor
Aegon research shows

Two fifths of men have delayed seeking medical help due to the pandemic, survey reveals
As many as 42% of men have put off seeing a doctor about a health concern or have had a scheduled health screening delayed during the pandemic, a study by Aegon has revealed. The survey of around 2000 adults in October also found that men were more likely to have had a schedule health screening delayed due to the pandemic compared to women (22% compared to 15%). Aegon has highlighted that the volume of new critical illness claims it received between April and September this year is 24% lower...
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