Demand for improved clinical care for cerebral palsy sufferers 'an undeniable call to action'

Children with cerebral palsy must get better access to early treatment as they face “a huge impact” from this condition as they grow, one despairing mother has urged.

A survey by the Cerebral Palsy Foundation found 93% of people with the disease see “improved clinical care” as their biggest need, reflecting the fears of Cork mother Lisa Hayes.

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