Stephen Teap urges families to take part in cancer fun runs

A father of two who has advocated for improved cancer screening after his wife died of cervical cancer has appealed to the public to take part in Irish Cancer Society family fun runs this summer.

Stephen Teap urges families to take part in cancer fun runs

A father of two who has advocated for improved cancer screening after his wife died of cervical cancer has appealed to the public to take part in Irish Cancer Society family fun runs this summer.

Stephen Teap, from Carrigaline in Co Cork, whose wife died because of deficiencies in the CervicalCheck programme, says that few people have lived lives untouched by cancer.

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