Cancer Society urges people to get info from reliable sources following Happy Pear video

The Happy Pear — twin brothers Stephen and David Flynn.

The Happy Pear — twin brothers Stephen and David Flynn.

Tue, 26 Apr, 2022 - 11:39
Steve Neville

The Irish Cancer Society has urged people to get information on the disease from trusted sources.

It comes as The Happy Pear issued an apology for a social media post that contained claims that were labelled "not true".

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