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Equal access to breast and cervical screening for disabled women | No. 2 Apr 2006 |
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A picture leaflet for women with a learning disability to tell them about breast screening and where to get more information. | March 2006 |
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Review 2007 - Download PDF (5.9MbKb) | ISBN 1 84463 048 X |
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Review 2006 - Download PDF (551Kb) | ISBN 1 84463 038 7 |
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This booklet is a simple guide to breast screening designed for anyone who works or takes an interest in the breast screening programme. | 2008 |
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Breast Screening - The Facts English large print version | 2006 |
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Breast Screening - The Facts: Designed to ensure that women are told what screening can and cannot achieve. | 2007 |
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OVER 70? You are still entitled to breast screening: This leaflet tells women over 70 that they are entitled to request breast screening every three years. | 2007 |
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Breast Implants and Breast Screening: This leaflet is designed to give women information about how breast implants affect mammography. | 2002 |
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Be Breast Aware: A leaflet produced by the NHS Breast Screening Programme and the Cancer Research UK, setting out a five-point plan for women to encourage them to get to know their own breasts. | 2006 |
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Be Breast Aware English large print version | 2007 |
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Understanding Breast Screening A booklet produced by Cancerbackup, edited by the NHS Breast Screening Programme. A limited number are available to order from the Department of Health publication orderline: Telephone: 0300 123 1002, Textphone: 0300 123 1003, Fax: 01623 724 524, Email orders: [email protected]. Copies are also available from Cancerbackup, free of charge to cancer patients, relatives, friends or carers |  |
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