Person: Mark Lawler

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<p>Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly (left) with European Cancer Organisation Special Network co-chair Mark Lawler at the Joint Euro-American Forum on Cancer at Farmleigh House, Dublin. Picture: Brian Lawless/PA </p>

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Why we must get it right on cancer

While health services on this island have punched above their weight in dealing with cancer, they should not become complacent

<p>Ireland and Northern Ireland now punch above their collective weight in cancer research. Working together, we will be unbeatable.</p>

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Cancer knows no borders — neither should we

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Covid focus could lead to cancer epidemic - researchers

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Vicky Phelan (guest editor): Why it’s essential children get the HPV jab

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Why the HPV-vaccine programme needs to be gender neutral

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Drug offers hope against leukaemia

Irish scientists develop anti-leukaemia drug

Irish scientists may have found a new wonder-drug in the battle against leukaemia.

Mon, 02 Nov, 2009

Patients reaping rewards from TCD breakthroughs

PATIENTS in Irish hospitals are benefiting from cutting-edge bioscientific research by scientists at Trinity College Dublin’s Institute of Molecular Medicine, a report has revealed.

Thu, 15 May, 2008

World experts gather for cancer conference

The prevention, treatment and care of cancer will come under the spotlight at a major health conference in Dublin today.

Wed, 07 May, 2008

Conference to discuss cancer care advances

Cancer care and research will come under the spotlight at a two-day conference opening in Dublin today.

Thu, 03 May, 2007