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More Scots are now likely to go to hospital or GP with non Covid-19 symptoms than they were a fortnight ago, according to new research.

Slightly more than half of those surveyed (51%) said they would not avoid going to their GP practice or a hospital at the moment compared to 41% two weeks earlier.

And, while about a third (34%) agreed they would still delay attending their GP or hospital, the figure was 45% before the NHS Is Open campaign.

Dr Carey Lunan, chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners in Scotland, said: "I want to reiterate that, if it’s urgent, it’s urgent, and it is just as important as ever for people to seek help if they have an urgent health concern, or are worried about a potential cancer symptom."

Prof Jason Leitch, Scotland's national clinical director, also stressed the importance of immunisation appointments.