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Make cervical cancer screening, vaccination accessible to women – Gov t urged

Make cervical cancer screening, vaccination accessible to women – Gov t urged
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Gov t urged to make cervical cancer screening, vaccination accessible to women

A Consultant Gynecologist has called on the Government to provide screening services in all health facilities across the country to ensure women had easy access to test and vaccinate for cervical cancer. Dr Nii Oku Aryee said making screening accessible at all levels was the surest way to closing the…

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Impose high taxes on alcoholic and sugar beverages, fast foods, cigarettes, others to prevent cancers — BCI tells gov t

Impose high taxes on alcoholic and sugar beverages, fast foods, cigarettes, others to prevent cancers — BCI tells gov t
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