Cancer centre to treat cross-border patients

Cancer patients in Co Donegal are to have access to radiotherapy services in the North from next month, it was confirmed today.

Cancer centre to treat cross-border patients
Tue, 24 Oct, 2006 - 17:01

Cancer patients in Co Donegal are to have access to radiotherapy services in the North from next month, it was confirmed today.

Northern Ireland Office Health Minister Paul Goggins announced the start of a new service to provide radiotherapy for Donegal patients at the Belfast Cancer Centre.

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