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40% of cancer risk can be reduced by 'lifestyle changes'
Gráinne O'Rourke, Communications Manager with the Irish Cancer Society, discusses the charity's new 'I Want To Get Cancer' campaign
Four children diagnosed with cancer every week in Ireland
Elaine Keogh talks to young people who have survived cancer and gets their views on long-term care post-cancer; Professor Owen Smith, Consultant Paediatric Oncologist, says cancer should be accepted as a ...
The poor are more likely to die of cancer - study
Dr Harry Comer, Director of the National Cancer Registry, discusses patterns of cancer determined by deprivation, age and the urban/rural divide
HSE Drugs Group will consider approval of two cancer drugs next week
Finian McGrath, Minister of State at the Department of Health with responsibility for Disability, discusses new measures allowing ministers to decide on the availability of new life-saving drugs
Cancer patients will die because of 'bureacratic inertia' over lifesaving drugs
Professor John Crowne, Consultant Oncologist, criticises the unavailability of "game-changing" drugs for seriously ill cancer patients
Trend report shows breast cancer rates on the rise
Dr Harry Comber, Interim Director of the National Cancer Registry Ireland, discusses the newly published report showing an increase in cases of breast cancer and higher rates of survival
Clinical trials for cancer patients making progress
Petula Martyn reports on the significant strides that have been made in cancer treatment thanks to cancer patients who have participated in clinical trials
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