CUH cancer medics want their 'game-changing and lifesaving' trial extended
CUH surgical oncologist Mark Corrigan said the mainstreaming pilot programme at CUH 'is having a transformative effect on cancer care'. Picture: Denis Minihane
Cancer doctors are hoping that a lifesaving trial at Cork University Hospital (CUH) — which is reducing patients’ wait for genetic testing from two years to just four weeks — will be made permanent.
Medics say the ‘mainstreaming’ pilot project is a game-changer in the battle against the disease.
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