'I would not be alive today if it wasn't for cancer clinical trials'

Seamus Cotter was diagnosed with the most serious and life-threatening stage of lung cancer four years ago but beat the odds and survived the disease thanks to a clinical trial.
'I would not be alive today if it wasn't for cancer clinical trials'
Seamus Cotter

Seamus Cotter was diagnosed with the most serious and life-threatening stage of lung cancer four years ago but beat the odds and survived the disease thanks to a clinical trial.

The father of three from Ennis, Co Clare, now sits on Cancer Trials Ireland's patient consultation committee.

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