Plans under way to restart screening services next month

The HSE has confirmed women identified as a priority for CervicalCheck screening will start receiving letters for an appointment from July 6.

Wed, 24 Jun, 2020 - 18:36

Press Association

Plans are under way to restart screening services next month, but it could take until October to clear the backlog of suspended tests, the Health Service Executive has said.

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