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'Will you revisit prostate cancer screening for men?' On #BBCBreakfast Roger Johnson asked Health minister Dame Diana Johnson was asked about calls from Jeremy Clarkson and Sir Stephen Fry to “change the story on prostate cancer” and review the rules on testing

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@BBCPolitics So Prostrate cancer kills more men annually than breast cancer kills women (about 1000 more men) but still there’s no national screening. Men are 2nd class citizens when it comes to health care

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Matt 🇬🇧vor 2 Tagen

@BBCPolitics Men’s health is treated 2nd class.

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On the one hand we’re told to get frequent screening - PSA test etc. On the other hand we just hear more word salad from the bad hair day minister! Should be asked more difficult questions!

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