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McCarthy hails opening of new cancer research unit at Queens11.23.00am GMT Wed 28th Nov 2007
Alliance Health spokesperson Kieran McCarthy MLA has welcomed today's opening of a new £25 million cancer research unit at Queens University in Belfast. The ground-breaking centre which will employ more than 300 researchers will be opened by Senator George Mitchell. The Strangford MLA said: "It's great to see Queens University keeping pushing back the boundaries in cancer care. "I am very pleased to see Northern Ireland moving towards maximising our potential in scientific research as we have a very highly trained workforce in this area. "High level international co-operation on combating cancer is very important because it is a massive killer on a worldwide scale." ENDS
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