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<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

The all-Ireland cancer initiative which grew out of the Good Friday Agreement has resulted in a doubling of collaborative cancer research and cancer clinical trials which have saved thousands of lives

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Covid focus could lead to cancer epidemic - researchers

Focusing solely on the current Covid-19 pandemic could "precipitate a future cancer epidemic", researchers from Ireland and Europe have warned.

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

The HPV vaccine is safe, effective and helps prevent many types of cancer, not just cervical. That’s why it’s now being rolled out to boys, writes Helen O’Callaghan.

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Why the HPV-vaccine programme needs to be gender neutral

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Drug offers hope against leukaemia

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Irish scientists develop anti-leukaemia drug

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

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