Wealthy are more likely to have cervical cancer screening, report shows

Researchers at NUI Galway hope a new study which highlights inequalities in the uptake of cervical cancer screening will help inform cancer control policies.

Wealthy are more likely to have cervical cancer screening, report shows

Researchers at NUI Galway hope a new study which highlights inequalities in the uptake of cervical cancer screening will help inform cancer control policies.

The working paper published by economists based at the Galway university, compared the number of people and their background's going forward for screening across Ireland, Northern Ireland, England and the US.

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