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.

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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Courts Your View Place: Ireland Place: Cork Place: Dublin Place: Galway Place: Pittsburgh Place: Waterford Place: South Person: Health Minister Mary Harney Person: Harney Person: RGK Person: Watson Person: Dr Person: Ian Fraser Organisation: Waterford Regional Hospital Organisation: HSE Organisation: St Luke’s Hospital

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