Funding cutbacks are having a serious impact on the availability of potentially life-saving treatments for cancer patients.

Only one in 10 patients living with cancer asked their doctor about participating in a cancer trial, it has emerged.

When Alex Hosford was told he had multiple myeloma almost two years ago, he did not know what it was.

An international cancer trial has opened in Ireland investigating the risks for young women who had breast cancer becoming pregnant.

Myths around cancer trials need to be dispelled to save lives says consultant oncologist Catherine Kelly at the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital and Mater Private Hospital. She was speaking at an event last night in Dublin.

A campaign encouraging people with cancer to ask their doctor about cancer trials has launched.