Irish hospital apologises for care failings in breast cancer case during pregnancy

An Irish hospital has apologised for failings in the care of Seanagh Rice, who had invasive breast cancer while pregnant and required surgery and chemotherapy after birth. The apology follows an internal review, but details of the specific failures and any compensation remain undisclosed. This highlights ongoing concerns about maternal cancer care standards in Ireland.

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