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Concern for missing teen last seen at Dublin hospital

They were last seen at St Vincent s University and both gardaí and their family are concerned for their welfare. ....

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Donnelly wants agreement on new Sláintecare contract 'within weeks'

Children being offered dates in 2035 for hospital appointments, say doctors ....

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People with eating disorders forced to travel to UK for treatment, says judge

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Aggressive surgery improves ovarian cancer survival rates

Aggressive surgery improves ovarian cancer survival rates
New approach results in significantly improved rates of complete cancer resection
Mon, Feb 8, 2021, 01:39
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The new approach involves a multidisciplinary surgical team, comprising gynaecological oncologists, gastrointestinal and liver surgeons. Photograph: Getty Images
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Survival rates for Irish women with ovarian cancer are forecast to improve as a result of a new approach involving aggressive surgery by doctors at two Dublin hospitals.
The approach, involving the use of teams of surgeons and oncologists at the Mater and St Vincent’s University hospitals, has already resulted in significantly improved rates of complet ....

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