Women encouraged to make most of BreastScreen service
GLADSTONE women aged 40 and over are being encouraged to take advantage of the free BreastScreen service at Gladstone Hospital.
Women between 50 and 74 are particularly encouraged to attend, but the free service is available to any woman aged from 40 years.
Numerous appointment times are available, and no referral is required.
The screening takes about 30 minutes.
To make an appointment phone 13 20 50.
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