Cancer Society seeks cervical screening programme

The Irish Cancer Society has reiterated its call for the introduction of a national cervical screening programme.

Cancer Society seeks cervical screening programme
Fri, 15 Apr, 2005 - 13:57

The Irish Cancer Society has reiterated its call for the introduction of a national cervical screening programme.

The society said a similar programme in the UK was saving up to 5,000 lives annually.

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