“Early detection is so important, as not everyone gets the chance to have the treatment I have.”
Sharon Morrison, 55, from Belfast, was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer in July 2021. She has received care under Dr Mallon at the Northern
Sharon Morrison, 55, from Belfast, was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer in July 2021. She has received care under Dr Mallon at the Northern
Fermanagh GAA has joined forces with Friends of the Cancer Centre to help raise money and awareness of our vital work. Brian Armitage, Chairman of
As a charity, Friends of the Cancer Centre is committed to enhancing the care and support people receive through their diagnosis, treatment and beyond. In
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and we are shining a light on the care and support available to those impacted by a breast cancer
In June 2020, at just 41 years old, Emma Cooper from Bangor was diagnosed with breast cancer. The diagnosis came as a shock, but Emma is
Physical activity can be very beneficial for people with cancer, helping to improve physical and mental health during every phase of treatment. That is why
We are delighted to announce that our scholarships programme for 2023 is now open for applications. Scholarships are available to fund up to £2000 towards
Dr Kyle Crawford, Ann’s oncologist & 5kYourWay Belfast Ambassador; Ann Mc Brien, patient with metastatic breast cancer; and Joe Sirichas, physical activity coach funded by
Friends of the Cancer Centre brought a little cheer to the Northern Ireland Cancer Centre last week to mark International Friendship Day. On Friday 28th
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