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People with intellectual disability should have the same cancer screening tests as everyone else. That means that they may need:
- cervical screening
- breast screening
- bowel screening.
Some people feel embarrassed talking about these topics. But cancer screenings saves lives and people with intellectual disability should not miss out.
These tools can help you:
- say why cancer screening is important
- get ready to talk
- feel more relaxed about the topic.
The tools can help you feel prepared and be more relaxed.
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