Report shows high rates of cancer among Irish women

Irish women are more likely to die from cancer than those in most other western European nations, according to a report published today by the Women's Health Council and the National Cancer Registry.

Irish women are more likely to die from cancer than those in most other western European nations, according to a report published today by the Women's Health Council and the National Cancer Registry.

The report says cancer is the second most common cause of death among women in Ireland, with around 3,500 women dying from the illness every year.

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