- Chloe Hickman is campaigning for "Louise's Law," requiring mandatory second opinions on benign Cancer diagnoses within the NHS.
- This follows the Death of her Mother, Louise Hickman, from ovarian Cancer, initially misdiagnosed as benign.
- Current NHS guidelines allow patients to seek second opinions, but it's not legally required.
- Louise's Law aims to make second opinions mandatory for benign diagnoses to prevent future misdiagnoses.
- The petition has garnered significant support and highlights the need for improved patient safety measures within the NHS.
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