Sky News host Rowan Dean says a government agency has “removed gendered language” from health advice for a cancer charity.
Sky News host Rowan Dean says a government agency has “removed gendered language” from health advice for a cancer charity. Mr Dean said there are reports the Cervical Cancer Foundation uses the term “people with a cervix”, which is “effectively erasing women from crucial information”.
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