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  • Post author By Áine Lyng
  • Post date 24 April 2025
  • Systematic Review:  Interventions to enhance public awareness and timely help-seeking for cancer symptoms, full report, November 2024
  • Systematic Review:  Interventions to enhance public awareness and timely help-seeking for cancer symptoms, infographic, November 2024 
  • National Cancer Registry Ireland Skin Cancer trends report 2025
  • The National Screening Service (NSS) evaluation of their Community Champions pilot project.
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