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The head of the National Cancer Control Programme should be included on the HSE Leadership Team to ensure cancer treatment receives the focus required, Senator Seán Kyne has said.

Coisceim Foot Clinic, Barna, has been serving the local community for the last 16 years. They are experts in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of the feet and deal with all kinds of foot issues, including: verrucae, fungal skin and nails, corns, calluses, nail reconstruction and diabetic care etc.

Coisceim Foot Clinic Barna, has been serving the local community for the last 16 years. They are experts in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of the feet and deal with all kinds of foot issues, including: verrucae, fungal skin and nails, corns, calluses, nail reconstruction and diabetic care etc.

Coisceim Foot Clinic, Barna, has been serving the local community for the last 16 years. The team are experts in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of conditions of the feet. They deal with all kinds of foot issues, including verrucae, fungal skin and nails, corns, calluses, nail reconstruction, and diabetic care etc.

Coisceim Foot Clinic, Barna, has been serving the local community for the last 16 years. The team are experts in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of conditions of the feet. They deal with all kinds of foot issues, including verrucae, fungal skin and nails, corns, calluses, nail reconstruction, and diabetic care etc.

The HSE is calling on parents to take the opportunity to protect their children and not to delay getting their children vaccinated as the HSE immunisation programme commences in schools nationwide from September 26.

The HSE has called on parents to continue to protect their children from preventable diseases such as measles, whooping cough, meningitis and HPV amongst others, as the HSE immunisation programme commences in schools nationwide from September 27.

The Minister for Health, Simon Harris, must guarantee that the rollout of the HPV vaccine for boys in their first-year at secondary school will proceed in September, and that the HSE recruitment embargo he has put in place will not delay it.

Extending the HPV vaccine, to protect against cervical cancer, to teenage boys, is a "common-sense, evidence based measure", and must be "rolled out" as soon as possible.

The dramatic fall in the uptake of a cancer-preventing vaccine requires urgent action for it to be addressed, the newly-formed HPV Vaccination Alliance has said.