Organisation: Irish Clinical Oncology Research Group

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Drug firms under fire over secrecy on 1,096 trials

MORE THAN 1,000 drug trials have taken place in Ireland over the last seven years, with little or no public knowledge.

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Strategy is still tackling the themes of a decade ago

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Drug trial gets go-ahead after leaflet conflict

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Directive has ‘chilling effect’ on cancer trials

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Legal red tape delays live-saving drug trials

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High hopes for outcome of new breast cancer trial

Breakthrough in cancer treatment

FINDING a cure for cancer came two steps closer to reality last night with the publication of ground-breaking research, an Irish oncology expert said.

Fri, 19 Mar, 2004

EU directive does little to ease fears of clinical researchers

Harmonising the laws governing clinical trials throughout Europe has proved far from straightforward, writes Paul O'Brien.

Mon, 23 Feb, 2004

New drug to 'significantly improve' breast cancer treatment

The Irish Clinical Oncology Research Group has claimed that the introduction of a new chemotherapy drug will significantly improve breast cancer treatment in Ireland.

Wed, 14 Jan, 2004

Breast cancer treatment breakthrough ‘will save lives’

A BREAKTHROUGH in the treatment of breast cancer could save the lives of hundreds of Irish women, leading cancer specialists will reveal today.

Wed, 14 Jan, 2004