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Women reminded to attend cervical cancer screening

The Irish Cancer Society has warned Irish women to "be safe, not sorry" ahead of European Cervical Cancer Prevention Week.

Women reminded to attend cervical cancer screening

Mon, 20 Jan, 2014 - 12:22

The Irish Cancer Society has warned Irish women to "be safe, not sorry" ahead of European Cervical Cancer Prevention Week.

Around 328 Irish women are diagnosed with cervical cancer in Ireland every year with as many as 98 dying from the disease annually.

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