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National Cancer Strategy: Motion [Private Members] (16 Apr 2024)

Colm Burke: ...more people can receive radiotherapy in the new facilities in Cork and Galway. Funding of €98 million in the past three years has meant that patients have better access to new medicines, including 61 cancer drugs. The spend on cancer drugs in the past three years alone was more than €600 million. As has been said, there are now more than 215,000 people living in Ireland...

National Cancer Strategy: Motion [Private Members] (16 Apr 2024)

Duncan Smith: ...long it is taking to get these new medicines into the hands of the people who need them. In Ireland, it takes on average two years from the date of application to patient availability. When it comes to oncology drugs, the time to availability is longer, with a median of 704 days, and we rank 32nd out of 37 countries in a survey published by the European Federation of Pharmaceutical...

National Cancer Strategy: Motion [Private Members] (16 Apr 2024)

Mary Butler: ...on track to achieve; — the sustained funding of cancer research of €37.6 million between 2020 and 2023, which represents 14 per cent of the Health Research Board's overall funding portfolio; — the funding allocated in the last three years to new medicines, including 61 cancer drugs, of €98 million, and the total spend on cancer drugs in the last three years of...

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