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Ireland’s bumpy road to a world-class cancer service

Ireland’s bumpy road to a
world-class cancer service

Having scored a first by extending smoking bans to pubs, cafes and restaurants, Ireland is now grasping the nettle of centralising specialist cancer services. The strategy has met some resistance, but it’s hard to argue against a measure that promises up to a 20% drop in mortality.

» Peter McIntyre

 
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