Europe Against Cancer week which began yesterday aims to alert primary school children and their parents to the importance of eating a wide variety of fruit and vegetables. The campaign is co-ordinated in this country by the Health Promotion Unit of the Department of Health and Children, the Irish Cancer Society and the European Commission Representation in Ireland.
Eat more fruit to help combat cancer
Europe Against Cancer week which began yesterday aims to alert primary school children and their parents to the importance of…
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