Irish Cancer Society Calls For Increase In Exercise To Help Reduce Cancer Risk
The Irish Cancer Society was concerned to learn that almost four out of 10 women and three in 10 men in Ireland are putting themselves at increased risk of diseases, such as cancer, by not getting enough exercise, according to new research by the World Health Organization (WHO). Regular physical activity helps to protect against […]
Farmers Encourage To Follow Sunsmart Code To Reduce Skin Cancer Risk – IFA
The Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA) and Irish Cancer Society have joined forces as part of UK and Ireland Farm Safety Week to remind farmers and farm families of the importance of protecting their skin to reduce the risk of skin cancer. Skin cancer is one of the most common cancers in Ireland with over […]
Early Diagnosis Of Bowel Cancer Is Vital Says Survivor
Paul Mohan (54), bowel cancer survivor is urging people to get checked out if they experience any of the symptoms of bowel cancer as early detection saves lives. Mr. Mohan said, “As a diabetic, I have regular health checks. When something showed up in my routine bloods I wasn’t too worried but they repeated the […]
Join Women Determined To Stop Cancer At This Year’s Mini Marathon
The Irish Cancer Society is calling on women of all ages to join their team for this year’s VHI Women’s Mini Marathon. Those joining ‘Team Irish Cancer Society’ for the 10km event on June 5th will be helping to stop cancer by raising vital funds for cancer research and free support services for cancer patients, […]
Edenderry Youth Action Win Prizes At Irish Cancer Society X-HALE Youth Awards
Edenderry Youth Action has won the prize for the Best Tobacco Industry Film as well as the award for Best Actor at the Irish Cancer Society X-HALE Youth Awards 2016. Best Actor Adam Cooper and the group scooped the awards for their short film “The Revolution” which was showcased at the recent event in the […]
Over A Third Of Irish People With Three Or More Symptoms Of Lung Cancer Are Unconcerned
Over a third of Irish adults who are currently experiencing three or more symptoms of lung cancer are unconcerned about being diagnosed with the disease, according to the Irish Cancer Society who have launched new research around attitudes to lung cancer among the Irish public. The research, which was commissioned by the Irish Cancer Society […]
