Results 1-4 of 4 for cervical speaker:Dinny McGinley

Vaccination Programme: Motion (11 Nov 2008)

Dinny McGinley: ...one form of cancer. I considered it a great medical breakthrough. If administered in 2009, as the Minister promised, it would save lives in the future. Each year 70 to 80 young women die of cervical cancer in this country. Consider the devastation such deaths leave in their wake. Many of them are young mothers with young children still at school. Consider the devastation visited on a...

Cancer Services: Motion. (31 Jan 2007)

Dinny McGinley: ...and successful treatment of breast cancer. As a result, Donegal women are being denied their best chance to avoid the trauma of radical surgery. By the same token, the absence of a national cervical screening programme, 11 years after it was announced, is denying women all over the country access to screening, which should be their right. According to the National Cancer Registry, in...

Cancer Screening Programme. (5 Apr 2006)

Dinny McGinley: ...the lives of many women who are fortunate to be living in these areas. We all know and accept what a tragedy it can be for a family to have a member, particularly a mother, diagnosed with breast or cervical cancer, especially when it is at an advanced stage. Late diagnosis means more radical and severe treatment, often with limited success. It is unbelievable that six years after its...

Cancer Screening Programme: Motion (Resumed). (13 Apr 2005)

Dinny McGinley: ...saved the lives of many women who are fortunate to live in these areas. We all know and accept what a tragedy it can be for a family if a member, particularly a mother, is diagnosed with breast or cervical cancer, especially when that cancer is at an advanced stage. Late diagnosis means more radical and severe treatment, unfortunately often with limited success. It is unbelievable that...