People with breast, bowel and cervical cancers detected through Australia's screening programs have a better chance of surviving than those who have never been screened.
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People with breast, bowel and cervical cancers detected through Australia's screening programs have a better chance of surviving than those who have never been screened.
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By Amanda Copp, Natarsha Kallios
Presented by Ricky Onggokusumo
Source: SBS
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