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Patient navigation, a key to ensuring better women's health | Opinion

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By Nancy G. Brinker
| Yahoo Verified
May is National Women’s Health Month, a time to reflect not only on the progress we’ve made in improving women’s health, but also on the work that remains. Here in Florida, that work is urgent. Across our state, too many women, particularly women of color, uninsured women, and those living in underserved communities, still face significant barriers to lifesaving screenings and cancer care. These disparities are not inevitable; they are rooted in access.
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Patient navigation, a key to ensuring better women's health | Opinion

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By Nancy G. Brinker
| Palm Beach Post Verified
May 4, 2026, 9:28 a.m. ET May is National Women’s Health Month, a time to reflect not only on the progress we’ve made in improving women’s health, but also on the work that remains. Here in Florida, that work is urgent.
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Patient navigation, a key to ensuring better women's health | Opinion

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By Nancy G. Brinker
| Aol Verified
May is National Women’s Health Month, a time to reflect not only on the progress we’ve made in improving women’s health, but also on the work that remains. Here in Florida, that work is urgent. Across our state, too many women, particularly women of color, uninsured women, and those living in underserved communities, still face significant barriers to lifesaving screenings and cancer care. These disparities are not inevitable; they are rooted in access.
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