High Court sets May deadline in settling on cancer care for four-year-old boy

The High Court has given the parents of a four-year-old Down Syndrome boy with leukaemia until next month to seek expert advice over concerns about his prescribed treatment.

Fri, 15 Apr, 2011 - 15:24

The High Court has given the parents of a four-year-old Down Syndrome boy with leukaemia until next month to seek expert advice over concerns about his prescribed treatment.

The HSE wants to continue the disputed treatment in the interests of the child.

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