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How likely is someone to get voluntary cancer screenings and how?
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Sure: Screening is always voluntary, nobody makes you do it. If you meant free, depends on what is available in your community. Just talk to your doctor and he/she will tell you which screening tests are appropriate for your age and level of risk and also tell you if there are low or no cost screenings available.
Answered 6/6/2013
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