Breast screening programme extended

Some 1,700 women in Ireland contract breast cancer annually and the number is rising, figures showed today.

Breast screening programme extended
Sun, 12 Sep, 2004 - 11:10

Some 1,700 women in Ireland contract breast cancer annually and the number is rising, figures showed today.

Cases were at an all-time high due to an increasing and ageing population.

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