A teenage girl who died of doctors had waited for more than a year to see her GP, her family claim.
Amelia Ellerby, 19, passed away within just weeks of her diagnosis after pleading with doctors to take her concerns seriously when a lump the size of a 50p appeared on her lower back in February last year.
She was prescribed antibiotics, says her aunt, Claire Hanshaw, even after lodging distressed calls with her local practice - the Priory Medical Centre in York - every six weeks.