Irish Cancer Society

Social media can be force ‘for bad as well as for good’, says managing director

St James’s Hospital has made huge strides in battling common cancers

Irish Cancer Society raised close to €7m during Daffodil Day 2021

Liam Cuddihy got medical advice when he was concerned and it made all the difference

Thirty-four years after the first Daffodil Day, cancer treatments and attitudes have changed

Almost quarter affected by cancer denied quote for likes of mortgage insurance

Need to increase access to antivirals as society opens up, says advocate

With patients being massively affected, doctors are stressing need for a ‘catch-up strategy’

We asked you to nominate someone in your life who gives back

Shortfall likely to cause ‘major challenge’ in cancer services, Irish Cancer Society says

‘Cancer crisis’ of missed diseases given difficulty in accessing non-Covid services

Early diagnosis of prostate cancer key to positive outcomes

Charities team up to help cancer patients get most out of medical appointments

Charity says no restrictions imposed by the donor ‘on this generous donation’

Around 200 children are diagnosed with cancer in Ireland each year

‘Crisis’ after 250,000 fewer people screened in 2020 than 2019, Irish Cancer Society chief says

From moisturisers to steroids, there is plenty we can do to protect our skin

The one-time stockbroker from Belfast was considered dynamic and gregarious

Cancer society: ‘Getting burned just once every two years can triple risk of melanoma’

SFI has provided €40m in funding to projects tackling challenges in healthcare, climate change and financial services

Oireachtas health committee hears services suffered ‘hammer blow after hammer blow’

People are getting information from anti-vax groups, says Dr Arman Rahman

Recent events crippling system ‘already on its knees’, Irish Cancer Society chief warns

Family were greatly comforted by extraordinary number of messages, many sent anonymously

Findings offer ‘promise’ of new treatment for patients, says Irish Cancer Society

Cathy Lynch had cancer 15 years ago. After treatment, she had thought it was all behind her

Charity says funds will go towards expanding counselling and Night Nursing services

Irish Cancer Society supported Georgina Radic through her diagnosis and recovery

Cancer doctors call for ‘catch-up’ strategy to deal with missed diagnoses of the past year

Patients’ group says charges by hospitals are stealth tax that hits families of those who are dying

Mary Tobin from Lucan, Dublin, has been diagnosed with cancer six times since 1994

Cancer patients share their stories to raise awareness ahead of Daffodil Day

Foods high in fibre and rich in probiotics are key to boosting digestion and health

Pricewatch: Since Covid hit, we have splashed out more on our gardens than ever before

Irish Cancer Society seeking to recruit so as to meet rising demand for specialist service

Awards, scholarships and grants are available to help fund your masters or PhD

Researchers warn of adverse effect of Covid-19 on cancer for years to come

Women, younger workers and the self-employed particularly affected, ESRI study finds

Celebrating Irish businesses that are doing what they can to help people celebrate love

Cancer screening programme facing reduced capacity due to Covid-19, committee hears