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Working Life: BreastCheck detects about 1,200 women with breast cancer per year

It’s important to me to be active. For one thing, it reduces the risk of breast cancer.

Working Life: BreastCheck detects about 1,200 women with breast cancer per year — Dr Alissa Connors, clinical director and lead radiologist, southern unit, BreastCheck.

Fri, 14 Oct, 2022 - 02:05

Catherine Shanahan

Dr Alissa Connors, clinical director and lead radiologist, southern unit, BreastCheck

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