Peak population screening due to Emma Heesters’ diagnosis, but many women still don’t go

The metastatic cervical cancer in the young singer Emma Heesters causes a kind of Emma effect. Authorities are seeing a temporary peak in interest in population research into this disease. But there is still a lot of work to be done: until recently, participation in this study actually declined, especially among young women. “We have to break the taboo.”

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