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Breast Cancer Ireland announce new research funding

Almost 3,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in Ireland each year and 30% of these cancers are in women who are under 50 years of age. To mark World Cancer Day on Monday, February 4, Breast Cancer Ireland announce the awarding of a new research fellowship that explores a type of breast cancer more […]

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Women’s Fundraising Cycle of North Kerry in aid of Breast Cancer Ireland

Former Minister Jimmy Deenihan is organising a women’s only cycling event in Ballybunion in aid of Breast Cancer Ireland. The 60km challenge, the only one of its kind in the country, is open to cycling enthusiasts, but Mr Deenihan promises it’s not just for the serious cyclists. RTE Prime Time presenter Miriam O’Callaghan will start […]

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Annual Coffee Morning to Update Ambassadors on Research

On Monday, January 21, Breast Cancer Ireland hosted an annual gathering of scientists, surgeons, specialist nurses and patient ambassadors in the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI). The event was held to update on developments in research, with particular focus on genetic and other risk factors, for young women diagnosed with the disease. Breast […]

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‘Virtual Tumour’ new way to see cancer

“Scientists in Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute have built a virtual reality (VR) 3D model of cancer, providing a new way to look at the disease.” Innovative research like this is so important to our understanding of this disease and the search for new treatments. For further details, please click on the below link: https://bbc.in/2CDbm6x

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