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  •   Home > News > Health & Safety

    New Zealand's roll-out of extended free mammograms for Kiwi women has begun

    New Zealand's roll-out of extended free mammograms for Kiwi women has begun


    Those in Nelson Marlborough are the first to benefit -- the district's maximum screening age has risen from 69 to 74.

    That's ahead of a national roll-out late next year, which will result in about 60-thousand more free mammograms annually.

    Breast Cancer Foundation Chair, Justine Smyth is celebrating -- after campaigning eight years for the change.

    She says the move will undoubtedly save lives.

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