Ireland sees colon cancer figures rise

Colon cancer kills 1,800 people in Ireland every year.

Ireland sees colon cancer figures rise
Fri, 17 Oct, 2003 - 16:27

Colon cancer kills 1,800 people in Ireland every year.

The Department of Health have been asked to fund a pilot colon cancer screening programme in the South West Dublin area.

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