Radiotherapy decision will improve lives

TÁNAISTE and Health Minister Mary Harney’s decision regarding radiotherapy delivery in Ireland is momentous and is greatly welcomed in the southeast.

Radiotherapy decision will improve lives
Mon, 01 Aug, 2005 - 01:00

By ensuring that public radiotherapy will be delivered at Waterford Regional Hospital, accessibility to radiotherapy will be improved - which will greatly ease the plight of patients with cancer in this region.

More than 50% of cancer patients should have radiotherapy as part of their cancer management plan.

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