Cancer centralisation plan receives mixed response

The Minister for Health, Mary Harney's, plans to centralise cancer services in around eight hospitals nationwide has received a mixed response from campaigners.

Cancer centralisation plan receives mixed response
Wed, 26 Sep, 2007 - 11:59

The Minister for Health, Mary Harney's, plans to centralise cancer services in around eight hospitals nationwide has received a mixed response from campaigners.

The plans are due to be formally announced by Mary Harney and the HSE later today.

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