Northern Ireland

Young adults who had childhood cancers being denied mortgages in their 30s, new research reveals

Charity says cancer survivors have ‘fought hard enough to overcome their disease – they shouldn’t have to fight financial discrimination too’

A study found that giving men access to cancer screening at places they go – such as shops and football clubs – encourages them to pop in for tests — People in Northern Ireland who have been cured of cancer still face 'life-long financial discrimination' (Alamy Stock Photo)

By Suzanne McGonagle

February 05, 2025 at 11:05am GMT

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