Tynwald Day petitioner calls for review of current provision
The Isle of Man needs a dedicated service for patients with secondary cancers.
That's the view of one Tynwald Day petitioner who's calling for a review of the current provision.
Linda Keegan says the number of Manx residents diagnosed with secondary cancers currently isn't recorded by the health department.
That's something she'd like to see change along with the introduction of a specialist nursing team:
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