More than $100 million has been allocated to improving cervical and breast cancer screening programs
The federal government has been promising an increased focus on women in this year's economic blueprint. The funding boost, spread over four years, will also go towards improving access to mental health services for new and expectant mothers. "We are on track, by 2035, to be potentially the first country in the world to eliminate cervical cancer," Mr Hunt said, citing the widespread use of the Gardasil vaccine.
More than $47 million will go to services specialising in perinatal depression, and there is almost $27 million to combat eating disorders.
$354m for women's health. They gave $444m to the Great Barrier Reef Foundation who didn't even go through due process. Let's not forget this COALition waste of our money
Looks like the Coalition's internal polling has finally pointed out to them that they have a women problem.
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