Cervical cancer screening programs and their context-dependent effect on inequalities in screening uptake: a dynamic interplay between public health policy and welfare state redistribution

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RT @JolidonV: PREVENT's recent publication: How much Pap Smear screening programmes can reduce screening participation inequalities in Euro…

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RT @JolidonV: PREVENT's recent publication: How much Pap Smear screening programmes can reduce screening participation inequalities in Euro…

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PREVENT's recent publication: How much Pap Smear screening programmes can reduce screening participation inequalities in Europe depends on healthcare system accessibility and broader social protection levels https://t.co/9IoNrSQcjD #PapSmear #CervicalCanc

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RT @StephaneCullati: Is organized screening enough to lower social inequalities in cervical cancer screening? Empirical evidence suggest no…

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