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BreastScreen on the road in CH to save lives

BreastScreen Rockhampton Service’s mobile unit is heading to the Central Highlands in 2025. (Supplied)

Central Queensland women have access to lifesaving breast cancer screening closer to home, with BreastScreen Rockhampton Service’s mobile unit rolling […]

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