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Over 4,000 cancer diagnoses during Covid pandemic may have been missed – The Irish Times

Number of cases diagnosed down 6% on projections in 2021 and 10 per cent in 2020

Deirdre murrayRachel morroghNational cancer registry irelandIrish cancer societyDepartment of healthProf deirdre murrayCovid 19

Cancers diagnosed in 2021 six per cent lower than projected

A recent report published by the National Cancer Registry Ireland (NCRI) has revealed that the number of cancer cases diagnosed in 2021 was 1,665 cases –

Deirdre murrayRachel morroghNational cancer registry irelandAdvocacy external affairsNational cancer registryIrish cancer societyExternal affairsCancer incidencePreliminary analysisNational cancer

Calls for record breaking budget surplus to be used to tackle cancer care in Ireland – The Irish Times

West and northwest have highest cancer incidence and mortality rates in Ireland, according to campaigners

Paschal donohoePadraig burkeMichael kerinRichard flahertyUniversity hospital galwayClayton hotel in galwayGalway cancer centreUniversity of galway cancer networkDepartment of healthNational cancer registry irelandSaolta university health care groupNational breast cancer research instituteNational cancer strategyMaura burke memorial fundNational development planCare west

Rate of colorectal cancer in the under 50s has almost doubled in just 25 years – new campaign

Worrying figures from the National Cancer Registry of Ireland (NCRI) show that the incidence of colorectal cancers amongst those under 50 is rising

Mc dermottr oncotherapeuticHelen forristalBenitez majanoNiamh conroyWray mcdermottIrish colorectal communityNational cancer registryClayton hotelNational cancer instituteNursing servicesNational cancer registry of irelandNational cancer registry irelandMarie keating foundationBowel cancer awareness monthPositive livingConsultant medical oncologist

Kildare Nationalist — Report: People in deprived areas have higher risk of cancer, lower survival rate

People living in the most deprived areas in Ireland have a higher chance of developing cancer, and have a 28 per cent higher risk of dying from cancer…

James coxNiamh bamburyJerome coffeyNational cancer strategyNational cancer registry ireland

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