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Cervical cancer should be eliminated in Ireland by 2050 - expert

CervicalCheck is rolling out a new HPV screening programme by the end of next month.

Cervical cancer should be eliminated in Ireland by 2050 - expert

Thu, 06 Feb, 2020 - 09:45

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Cervical cancer should be eliminated in Ireland within 30 years according to an expert.

CervicalCheck is rolling out a new HPV screening programme by the end of next month.

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