Cancer Screening

SEMPHN works to increase cancer screening participation rates for the three national cancer screening programs: bowel, breast and cervical cancer.

The focus is on population groups in local government areas who have never been screened or are overdue for a cancer screen.

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SEMPHN works to increase cancer screening participation rates for the three national cancer screening programs: bowel, breast and cervical cancer. The focus is on population groups in local government areas who have never been screened or are overdue for a cancer screen.

Services and resources on Cancer Screening

Explore all services and resources

SEMPHN works to increase cancer screening participation rates for the three national cancer screening programs: bowel, breast and cervical cancer.

The focus is on population groups in local government areas who have never been screened or are overdue for a cancer screen.