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Major Inequality in Bowel Cancer Screening
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TV2 ØSTIn 2024, 60 percent of citizens between the ages of 50-74 were screened for bowel cancer. But behind the number are large differences in who participates, according to a report from the Danish Institute for Health Quality. - Gender, income, educational level and ethnicity are decisive for who is screened. Unfortunately, this means that not everyone gets the same benefit from a nationwide offer that helps save lives, says Janne Bigaard, project m…
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