Cancer in Ireland: From fatal sentence to liveable illness
Thirty-four years after the first Daffodil Day, cancer treatments and attitudes have changed
National Maternity Hospital land to be safe from repossession
Once State signs lease, bank cannot seize St Vincent’s site for duration of up to 149 years
People waiting up to a year to report cancer symptoms due to Covid-19 fears
Cancer doctors call for ‘catch-up’ strategy to deal with missed diagnoses of the past year
Aggressive surgery improves ovarian cancer survival rates
New approach results in significantly improved rates of complete cancer resection
Baby’s head injuries caused during delivery, inquest told
Henry McMahon died six days after being delivered with a forceps and a vacuum cup
Without consent: Five women who had gynaecological work to be contacted
Patients to be briefed on contents of report before it is published
Women unaware experimental procedure was to be carried out
Obstetrician and gynaecologist’s work on new speculum raises bodily autonomy issues
Gynaecological oncologist expresses concern over cervical cancer ruling
Cian O’Carroll insists judgment simply adopts what has been law in UK since 1999
Combination therapy can extend life for those with ovarian cancer
Mater hospital has provided treatment 200 times since 2013
CervicalCheck director expressed ‘regret for any misunderstanding’ on false tests
Email shows clinical director regretted any ‘perceived lack of clarity’ in cancer review
Vintage Pat Kenny: Let’s hear it for wronged landlords
Radio Review: Ray D’Arcy gets emotional about HPV vaccine. Kenny defends accidental landlords
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