New National Bowel Cancer Screening Program is a catalyst for Rotary's decision to end Bowelscan

Updated November 16 2017 - 1:26pm, first published November 15 2017 - 12:00pm
MAY 2017: Rotarians Max Carey and Kevin Sharp encouraged people to take part in the final Rotary Bowelscan program.
MAY 2017: Rotarians Max Carey and Kevin Sharp encouraged people to take part in the final Rotary Bowelscan program.

The Rotary Club of Taree has ended its Bowelscan program after 32 years.

The catalyst for the decision is the new federal government initiative to supply Bowelscan testing kits every two years to people between 50 and 74 years of age.

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