RNZ·2 min read·medium
Funding for more local GPs to remove suspected skin cancer
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RNZ | Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa
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The New Zealand government has announced a $23 million investment to upskill local GPs in skin cancer detection and removal. This initiative aims to reduce hospital wait times and provide more accessible care for the country's high rates of melanoma.
The government has announced funding for more local GP clinics to be able to remove suspected skin cancer.
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