Woman grieving for mother who died from misdiagnosed cancer calls for new law

Chloe Hickman’s mother, Louise Hickman died from ovarian cancer that was initially misdiagnosed by doctors (Chloe Hickman/PA) - (Chloe Hickman)

A woman, grieving for her mother after she died from a cancer doctors had misdiagnosed, hopes a new law will make significant changes to policy within the NHS.

Chloe Hickman, 24, from Ipswich in Suffolk, started a Change.org petition calling on the Government to implement Louise’s Law, which would make it mandatory for benign test results to receive a second opinion from a specialist.