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New Health Secretary 'could overrule decision to reject mass prostate cancer screening programme' that campaigners say would 'condemn thousands of men to avoidable death'
The new Health Secretary may overrule a decision to reject a mass prostate cancer screening programme. Campaigners argue this rejection could lead to avoidable deaths for thousands of men.
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