The New Zealand government is extending free breast cancer screening to women aged 70 and 74, with a phased rollout expected to reach 130,000 additional women annually and improve early detection and health outcomes, particularly for Māori and Pacific women.
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increasing coverage for women aged 70 and 74
Free breast screening opens up for thousands more womenincreasing early detection for at-risk groups
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