Life after cancer: You become a ‘cancer patient’ and that can strip you of your identity. It’s a nice feeling to be back at work
Sue Higgins says her breast cancer diagnosis was a shock and after time off for treatment she was…
‘I was in my swimming togs in paradise and the doctor was talking about chemo’ – Today FM’s Declan Pierce on his breast cancer battle
In the space of just two years, Pierce has had a brain haemorrhage and breast cancer Declan Pierce…
Cancer survival rates in Ireland not impacted by Covid-19 hospital disruption, report finds
‘Ireland’s cancer outcomes stayed strong through one of the most difficult periods in modern healthcare,’ the National Cancer…
When I heard the words pancreatic cancer, I thought ‘game over’ – but this year I walked the Camino
Pamela Deasy (53) from Union Hall in West Cork on her big journey after surgery and chemo Pamela…
‘The nurses became your family’ – the lasting impact of the pandemic for cancer patients and treatment rates
Aontú TD Peadar Tóibín, who was diagnosed with skin cancer in early 2021, has questioned if delays in…
‘I had to make sure I was able to afford not to have a job’ – how the costs of cancer care add up
From petrol to podiatry, the financial implications of cancer go far beyond the cost of chemo Jenny Murphy…
Máire Treasa Ní Cheallaigh: Every delay in BreastCheck and other services has the potential for a late diagnosis
Our hospitals need better IT systems to support already-overworked nurses and doctors Doctors don’t have the time to…