The National Party would spend an extra $20 million over four years protecting women from gynaecological cancer including immediately introducing self-testing for the virus that is a precurser to cervical cancer. That money would be alongside the Party's commitment to fund an independent Cancer Agency and set up a $200 million fund dedicated to cancer drugs. National Party leader Judith Collins told Māni Dunlop that too many women are dying from preventable cancers.
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