CUH one of three centres to host new national cancer unit for teens and young adults

Between 180 and 190 people aged from 16 to 25 are diagnosed with cancer annually
CUH one of three centres to host new national cancer unit for teens and young adults

The new centre at Cork University Hospital means more concentrated access to specialists including oncologists, haemato-oncologists and age-appropriate psychosocial support. File picture: Denis Minihane

Cork University Hospital (CUH) will host one of three new national cancer units for teens and young adults announced by the HSE.

Between 180 and 190 people aged from 16 to 25 are diagnosed with cancer annually. Young cancer survivors quoted in a framework report by the National Cancer Control Programme said they are happy to see these extra supports.

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