Jade Goody was 'sitting duck' for cancer but symptoms were 'missed' four times

Jade Goody was a 'sitting duck' for cervical cancer but symptoms were 'missed' four times JadeGoody

When Jade Goody was diagnosed with cervical cancer in 2008, her condition was largely attributed to the fact she'd ignored a letter about an abnormal smear.

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