€17m unit tackles health problems

MAJOR advances in the prevention and treatment of cancer, Alzheimer’s and bowel diseases are being made under a single roof.

€17m unit tackles health problems
Tue, 21 Jan, 2003 - 00:00
Niall Murray, Education Correspondent

Almost 200 researchers are working at the €17 million Biosciences Institute at University College Cork, which was officially opened by Health Minister Micheál Martin yesterday.

The multi-disciplinary teams have been working together to help improve understanding of health problems.

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