Charity aims to cut cancer gap with local visits

A leading charity is going into communities with “worryingly high” cancer-related deaths in a bid to reduce the disease risk.

The Irish Cancer Society wants to close a cancer gap that has emerged between poorer and more affluent areas.

Cancer-related deaths in some socially disadvantages areas are double those of more affluent areas.

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