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Screening rates for cancers in Europe
The share of the population who are screened to see if they have a given cancer. The denominator for breast cancer is women aged 50–69 years (in the last 2 years), cervical cancer: women aged 20–69 years (in the last 3 years), and colorectal cancer: people aged 50–74 years (in the last 2 years).
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Eurostat (2026)
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