Study shows cancer risk variation between North and Republic

People in the North have a lower risk of developing some cancers than residents in the Republic, a major cross-border survey revealed today.

Study shows cancer risk variation between North and Republic

People in the North have a lower risk of developing some cancers than residents in the Republic, a major cross-border survey revealed today.

The study, carried out in electoral divisions over 12 years and prepared by the Cancer Registry at Queen’s University Belfast, and the National Cancer Registry in Cork, involved 18 types of cancer.

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