Skin cancer diagnoses up 36% in 10 years

The number of skin cancer cases being diagnosed in Ireland has increased by more than one-third in 10 years, according to new figures published today.

The number of skin cancer cases being diagnosed in Ireland has increased by more than one-third in 10 years, according to new figures published today.

The Irish Cancer Society says the number of new cancer cases being detected annually was up 36% between 1997 and 2007.

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