Fewer Women Invited for Breast Cancer Screening Due to Staff Shortage
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Last year, 6 percent fewer women received an invitation to participate in breast cancer screening.
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Due to a shortage of staff at population screening programs, fewer women are receiving an invitation to be screened for breast cancer. Consequently, fewer women are participating in these screening programs, notes the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM). This can lead to tumors being detected later and to the death of women who might otherwise have been cured.
Due to staff shortages, over 80,000 fewer women were invited for breast cancer screening last year than in… Breast cancer screening: fewer women invited
BILTHOVEN (ANP) - Due to a shortage of staff at population screening programs, fewer women are receiving an invitation to be screened for breast cancer. Consequently, fewer women are participating in these screening programs, notes the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM). Da...
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